Harp of the Heart
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The thick-grown grass will be thy bed, Dame Nature kind, so fresh and fair Will serve thee with her generous heart And tend thee with maternal care.
Soft be thy sleep untroubled, deep, Sweet be thy holy rest in peace, Bright be thy life, if life there be For saints like thee that shine and cease.
48 Harp of the Heart THE PROFANED SHRINE Not love; call it not love that seeks his end In brutal pleasure ; passion worse his name ; He's fleet, inconstant, false; is born of shame; Can love be slighte...d, made to sell or lend? E'en love that serves two human lives to blend, By poet's praise immortalized in fame, Is weak, self-centred, narrow in his aim; Nay, man is man even higher to ascend.
Virtue, Beauty are sparks of Him as seen In idols of our heart; pure Love serene Aspires and faints in worship for the Soul, Not form; silence his song, sad tears have been His balm ; visions of bliss in glory roll A nd peace ; ah ; holier . . . Feel — unfeel His Goal.
LIFE'S FOOD If Music's melting voice and sweet Should cease to soothe our daily cares, Should vesper's tuneful winged choir Cease chanting notes of melody rare, Or rills their dreamy murmur cease, Then let my hold on life release.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The thick-grown grass will be thy bed, Dame Nature kind, so fresh and fair Will serve thee with her generous heart And tend thee with maternal care.
Soft be thy sleep untroubled, deep, Sweet be thy holy rest in peace, Bright be thy life, if life there be For saints like thee that shine and cease.
48 Harp of the Heart THE PROFANED SHRINE Not love; call it not love that seeks his end In brutal pleasure ; passion worse his name ; He's fleet, inconstant, false; is born of shame; Can love be slighte...d, made to sell or lend? E'en love that serves two human lives to blend, By poet's praise immortalized in fame, Is weak, self-centred, narrow in his aim; Nay, man is man even higher to ascend.
Virtue, Beauty are sparks of Him as seen In idols of our heart; pure Love serene Aspires and faints in worship for the Soul, Not form; silence his song, sad tears have been His balm ; visions of bliss in glory roll A nd peace ; ah ; holier . . . Feel — unfeel His Goal.
LIFE'S FOOD If Music's melting voice and sweet Should cease to soothe our daily cares, Should vesper's tuneful winged choir Cease chanting notes of melody rare, Or rills their dreamy murmur cease, Then let my hold on life release.
What to read after Harp of the Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A S Bhandarkar to read onlineMoreLess
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