In the Land of Fancy, And Other Poems
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151 Youth approaching cuts the rope.
The boat speeds out. As ne'er before His heart beats high with joy and hope.
Yet anxiously he hugs the shore.
Till wide-spread scenes of rainbow hue, His soul with courage doth imbue.
On dancing waves and bending skies.
In rapture feasts his wondering eyes.
Manhood strikes boldly from the shore.
Nor wind nor tide his hand may stay ; The bay recedes as his swift oar Far out to sea bears him away ; With arm that's strong, heart beating liigh.
With will to conq...uer or to die.
Lightnings may flash, and thunders roll.
Undaunted his aspiring soul.
Old age holds forth a trembling hand, — With eyes half closed and passive brow, He waited long for cry of "land," Content his journey's end to know; — Nor longing eyes he backward cast O'er stormy waters he hath passed.
But glad that now, the journey o'er; He's safely reached the "other shore.'* 152 "In the Land of Fancy" CHEISTMAS MOEK How sad, how glad, The Christmas morn !
Some say, "To-day Dear Christ was born, And hope and mirth Flood all the earth ; Who would be sad This Christmas morn." How glad, how sad.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
151 Youth approaching cuts the rope.
The boat speeds out. As ne'er before His heart beats high with joy and hope.
Yet anxiously he hugs the shore.
Till wide-spread scenes of rainbow hue, His soul with courage doth imbue.
On dancing waves and bending skies.
In rapture feasts his wondering eyes.
Manhood strikes boldly from the shore.
Nor wind nor tide his hand may stay ; The bay recedes as his swift oar Far out to sea bears him away ; With arm that's strong, heart beating liigh.
With will to conq...uer or to die.
Lightnings may flash, and thunders roll.
Undaunted his aspiring soul.
Old age holds forth a trembling hand, — With eyes half closed and passive brow, He waited long for cry of "land," Content his journey's end to know; — Nor longing eyes he backward cast O'er stormy waters he hath passed.
But glad that now, the journey o'er; He's safely reached the "other shore.'* 152 "In the Land of Fancy" CHEISTMAS MOEK How sad, how glad, The Christmas morn !
Some say, "To-day Dear Christ was born, And hope and mirth Flood all the earth ; Who would be sad This Christmas morn." How glad, how sad.
What to read after In the Land of Fancy, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baer, Libbie C. (Riley), 1849- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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