Essays in Mosaic
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Sit down, my friend. My swallow's nest is high and hard to gain ; The stairs are long and steep ; but at the end The rest repays the pain.
148 SOLITUDE AND RETIREMENT.
, For here are peace and freedom ; room for speech Or silence, as may suit a changeful mood : Society's hard by-laws do not reach This lofty altitude.
You hapless dwellers in the lower rooms See only bricks and sand and windowed walls ; But here above the dust and smoky glooms, Heaven's light unhindered falls.
So early in the str...eet the shadows creep, Your night begins while yet my eyes behold The purpling hills, the wide horizon's sweep, Flooded with sunset gold.
The day comes earlier here. At morn I see Along the roofs the eldest sunbeam peep ; I live in daylight, limitless and free, While you are lost in sleep.
I catch the rustle of the maple leaves, I see the breathing branches rise and fall, And hear, from their high perch along the eaves, The bright-necked pigeons call.
Far from the parlours with their garrulous crowds I dwell alone, with little need of words ; I have mute friendships with the stars and clouds, And love-trysts with the birds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sit down, my friend. My swallow's nest is high and hard to gain ; The stairs are long and steep ; but at the end The rest repays the pain.
148 SOLITUDE AND RETIREMENT.
, For here are peace and freedom ; room for speech Or silence, as may suit a changeful mood : Society's hard by-laws do not reach This lofty altitude.
You hapless dwellers in the lower rooms See only bricks and sand and windowed walls ; But here above the dust and smoky glooms, Heaven's light unhindered falls.
So early in the str...eet the shadows creep, Your night begins while yet my eyes behold The purpling hills, the wide horizon's sweep, Flooded with sunset gold.
The day comes earlier here. At morn I see Along the roofs the eldest sunbeam peep ; I live in daylight, limitless and free, While you are lost in sleep.
I catch the rustle of the maple leaves, I see the breathing branches rise and fall, And hear, from their high perch along the eaves, The bright-necked pigeons call.
Far from the parlours with their garrulous crowds I dwell alone, with little need of words ; I have mute friendships with the stars and clouds, And love-trysts with the birds.
What to read after Essays in Mosaic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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