From the book of Myths
From the book of Myths
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So the music passed and died In the dark green mountain side ; The entranced ravine took on A new purple^ faint and wan ; And I Jieard across the hush A far solitary thrush From the hemlocks deep and still Fluting day upon the hill.
3i MARSYAS.
In Celaenae by Meander lived a youth once long ago, And one passion great and splendid brimmed his heart to overflow, — Filled the world for him with beauty, sense and colour, joy and glow.
Not ambition and not power, love nor luxury nor fame, Beckoned h...im to join their pageant, summoned Marsyas by name, Bidding unreluctant spirit dare to keep the soaring aim ; 32 M A R S Y A S But the sorceries of music, note and rapture, tone and thrill, Sounding the serene enchantment over meadow, stream and hill, Blew for him the undesisting magic call-note, followed still.
And he followed. Heart of wonder, how the keen blue smoke upcurled From the shepherd huts to heaven ! How the dew lay silver-pearled Where sleek sided cattle wandered through the morning of the world !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So the music passed and died In the dark green mountain side ; The entranced ravine took on A new purple^ faint and wan ; And I Jieard across the hush A far solitary thrush From the hemlocks deep and still Fluting day upon the hill.
3i MARSYAS.
In Celaenae by Meander lived a youth once long ago, And one passion great and splendid brimmed his heart to overflow, — Filled the world for him with beauty, sense and colour, joy and glow.
Not ambition and not power, love nor luxury nor fame, Beckoned h...im to join their pageant, summoned Marsyas by name, Bidding unreluctant spirit dare to keep the soaring aim ; 32 M A R S Y A S But the sorceries of music, note and rapture, tone and thrill, Sounding the serene enchantment over meadow, stream and hill, Blew for him the undesisting magic call-note, followed still.
And he followed. Heart of wonder, how the keen blue smoke upcurled From the shepherd huts to heaven ! How the dew lay silver-pearled Where sleek sided cattle wandered through the morning of the world !
What to read after From the book of Myths?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carman Bliss to read onlineMoreLess
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