Festubert And Other Poems
Festubert And Other Poems
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I shudder, but my purpose falters not.
The world is darkened. On my spirit falls A nameless fear, yet steadfast I persist In my desire. A distant sound I hear Of rushing winds which nearer grows until They whirl upon me, snatching me away Into an unknown realm. The darkness flees And on the sapphire heavens stream the rays Of Paradise. The blissful spirits pass Upon their way and turn to gaze on me With tender pity, knowing not my guilt. But seeing on my lips no smile of peace. I search each fo...rm in vain, and still my Guide- Attends me, leading onward, and his face Is veiled from me in brightness. Upward still We pass through throngs of blessed ones, aglow In dazzling robes ; their peace and triumph seem To mock me in ray bitter loneliness. Still onward, till there shines a wondrous light, Unutterably pure and terrible. . S6 THE QUEST It is the Throne of God which gleams afar, And agonised I turn away my face ; I dare not venture in my rebel will To meet those searching Eyes. Despairing now, I fly from Heaven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I shudder, but my purpose falters not.
The world is darkened. On my spirit falls A nameless fear, yet steadfast I persist In my desire. A distant sound I hear Of rushing winds which nearer grows until They whirl upon me, snatching me away Into an unknown realm. The darkness flees And on the sapphire heavens stream the rays Of Paradise. The blissful spirits pass Upon their way and turn to gaze on me With tender pity, knowing not my guilt. But seeing on my lips no smile of peace. I search each fo...rm in vain, and still my Guide- Attends me, leading onward, and his face Is veiled from me in brightness. Upward still We pass through throngs of blessed ones, aglow In dazzling robes ; their peace and triumph seem To mock me in ray bitter loneliness. Still onward, till there shines a wondrous light, Unutterably pure and terrible. . S6 THE QUEST It is the Throne of God which gleams afar, And agonised I turn away my face ; I dare not venture in my rebel will To meet those searching Eyes. Despairing now, I fly from Heaven.
What to read after Festubert And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wynne Sewell to read onlineMoreLess
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