Idyls of Freedom, And Other Poems
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For, though his name is Love, And His the carrier dove, Yet His the eagle is.
And all the majesties Of all the life of earth.
Since far creation's birth !
He gave the tiger power, And ocean monsters dower.
To lash the seas to rage And mighty ships engage.
He taught the earth to quake, And made the mountains shake.
'Twas He created light And piled the Alpine height.
He set the rhythmic spheres To cadence of the years Of the eternity He gave the right to be !
His Christ of Olivet And Galilee used..., yet, A scourge ; His Moses saw "O PATRIOTS, PURE AND STRONG. 73 The lightnings of the law From Sinai blaze, to tell That with Jehovah dwell All powers, and it is well With those alone who fear Him, and in truth sincere, Hold all His statutes dear, Who live for righteousness.
And never to oppress.
And He, if stubborn prove The czars to pleas of love, Will call some iron man To execute His plan, To thunder forth His wrath And plow with war a path Through tyranny's domains And break the exiles' chains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For, though his name is Love, And His the carrier dove, Yet His the eagle is.
And all the majesties Of all the life of earth.
Since far creation's birth !
He gave the tiger power, And ocean monsters dower.
To lash the seas to rage And mighty ships engage.
He taught the earth to quake, And made the mountains shake.
'Twas He created light And piled the Alpine height.
He set the rhythmic spheres To cadence of the years Of the eternity He gave the right to be !
His Christ of Olivet And Galilee used..., yet, A scourge ; His Moses saw "O PATRIOTS, PURE AND STRONG. 73 The lightnings of the law From Sinai blaze, to tell That with Jehovah dwell All powers, and it is well With those alone who fear Him, and in truth sincere, Hold all His statutes dear, Who live for righteousness.
And never to oppress.
And He, if stubborn prove The czars to pleas of love, Will call some iron man To execute His plan, To thunder forth His wrath And plow with war a path Through tyranny's domains And break the exiles' chains.
What to read after Idyls of Freedom, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aella Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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