Legends Lyrics And Sonnets
Legends Lyrics And Sonnets
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115 Bards who the harp-strings smote with fingers bold, And they whose softer lays with faltering lips were told.
"Nor they alone whose brows On earth the victor's sparkling wreath have worn, These, too whom Fate of every bliss hath shorn, Save of the matchless boon that they were singers born. " Even as he spoke there rolled From out that inner shrine a tide of song. Each outer voice the anthem bore along ; The angel at my side responded full and strong.
" This is, indeed, my home ! ' I cried.... " Here every grief I may forget ; Here even for me are peace and rapture met. " My guide, in tender voice replied, " Not yet. " The dream was at an end. Yet in its light I walked through many days, Seeing no darkness in them, for my gaze Illumined once, still burned with the celestial rays.
116 LYRICS.
Now singing as I go, Little I heed although the path is long ; Light from above hath made my spirit strong, It is enough to be the humblest child of Song.
And I will be content To love her for herself ; with homage sweet To sing unheard, unanswered at her feet, Till in some other life I make my song complete.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
115 Bards who the harp-strings smote with fingers bold, And they whose softer lays with faltering lips were told.
"Nor they alone whose brows On earth the victor's sparkling wreath have worn, These, too whom Fate of every bliss hath shorn, Save of the matchless boon that they were singers born. " Even as he spoke there rolled From out that inner shrine a tide of song. Each outer voice the anthem bore along ; The angel at my side responded full and strong.
" This is, indeed, my home ! ' I cried.... " Here every grief I may forget ; Here even for me are peace and rapture met. " My guide, in tender voice replied, " Not yet. " The dream was at an end. Yet in its light I walked through many days, Seeing no darkness in them, for my gaze Illumined once, still burned with the celestial rays.
116 LYRICS.
Now singing as I go, Little I heed although the path is long ; Light from above hath made my spirit strong, It is enough to be the humblest child of Song.
And I will be content To love her for herself ; with homage sweet To sing unheard, unanswered at her feet, Till in some other life I make my song complete.
What to read after Legends Lyrics And Sonnets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances L Frances Parker Laughton Mace to read onlineMoreLess
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