In Many Keys a book of Verse
In Many Keys a book of Verse
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An Episode in the Annals of the Emigration Department at Winnipeg.
Poets go for inspiration to the forest and the field, The ocean, or the mountain, or the starry summer sky ; The city with its sordid life is deemed unfit to yield The true material of thought for real poesy.
Yet poetry is more than words of rapture and amaze, And beautiful abstractions and figures fine and fit ; He's not alone the poet who with enraptured gaze Would shun the toil-worn paths of men, at Nature's feet to sit.
For ...truly Mother Nature is more than sky and sea, And all the glorious pageant of the Inanimate ; Her grander realm is the heart, her nobler mystery Where human beings gather, for only Man is great.
There's not a shop or office, a street, a lane, a square, A palace or a hovel, a warehouse or a home In all the teeming city, if the poet is but there, That will not to his seeing soul give up the truest poem, 110 IN MANY KEYS.
You smile incredulous and point, perhaps, with doubtful air, To the dull, official building with the hard and formal sign Of " Emigration Office " and the Agent standing there, And your eyes say : As, for instance, take that subject — write one line !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An Episode in the Annals of the Emigration Department at Winnipeg.
Poets go for inspiration to the forest and the field, The ocean, or the mountain, or the starry summer sky ; The city with its sordid life is deemed unfit to yield The true material of thought for real poesy.
Yet poetry is more than words of rapture and amaze, And beautiful abstractions and figures fine and fit ; He's not alone the poet who with enraptured gaze Would shun the toil-worn paths of men, at Nature's feet to sit.
For ...truly Mother Nature is more than sky and sea, And all the glorious pageant of the Inanimate ; Her grander realm is the heart, her nobler mystery Where human beings gather, for only Man is great.
There's not a shop or office, a street, a lane, a square, A palace or a hovel, a warehouse or a home In all the teeming city, if the poet is but there, That will not to his seeing soul give up the truest poem, 110 IN MANY KEYS.
You smile incredulous and point, perhaps, with doubtful air, To the dull, official building with the hard and formal sign Of " Emigration Office " and the Agent standing there, And your eyes say : As, for instance, take that subject — write one line !
What to read after In Many Keys a book of Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J W John Wilson Bengough to read onlineMoreLess
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