Feda With Other Poems Chiefly Lyrical
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He shall absorb all changes, Perceiving naught is new. And these the wider ranges Of old truths ever true.
He shall know all songs were fashioned Before the dawn of time, ^Vhich poets, keenly passioned, Interpret into rhyme.
THE NATURE-CHILD. 137 He shall learn his lofty duty To mediate with earth, And in the womb of beauty Beget the second birth.
And none shall be too lowly, Too loveless to recall, But love make all things holy, And love be unto all ; And souls that crave for pardon Shall come... to him and find A heart no sin can harden, A gentle voice and kind, A gentle voice of reason That falls like April rain. And thaws the winter's treason For hope to grow again.
He shall not seek for guerdon, Nor murmur at his years. Content to bear life's burden.
And reconciled with tears : 138 LYRICS.
He shall know the highest gladness Is very near to pain, That never human sadness Was wasted or in vain ; He shall learn the mystic union That is twixt souls and things, And dwell in that communion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He shall absorb all changes, Perceiving naught is new. And these the wider ranges Of old truths ever true.
He shall know all songs were fashioned Before the dawn of time, ^Vhich poets, keenly passioned, Interpret into rhyme.
THE NATURE-CHILD. 137 He shall learn his lofty duty To mediate with earth, And in the womb of beauty Beget the second birth.
And none shall be too lowly, Too loveless to recall, But love make all things holy, And love be unto all ; And souls that crave for pardon Shall come... to him and find A heart no sin can harden, A gentle voice and kind, A gentle voice of reason That falls like April rain. And thaws the winter's treason For hope to grow again.
He shall not seek for guerdon, Nor murmur at his years. Content to bear life's burden.
And reconciled with tears : 138 LYRICS.
He shall know the highest gladness Is very near to pain, That never human sadness Was wasted or in vain ; He shall learn the mystic union That is twixt souls and things, And dwell in that communion.
What to read after Feda With Other Poems Chiefly Lyrical?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rennell Rodd to read onlineMoreLess
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