Lincoln & Other Poems C.2
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Not so: the vast inbrothering of man — The glory of the universe — began When first the heart of the Mother Darkness heard The Whisper, and the ancient chaos stirred.
Ever the feet of Christ were in events.
Bridging the seas, shaking the continents.
His feet are heard in the historic march Under the whirlwind, under the starry arch.
[8i] Forever the Great Purpose presses on, From darkness unto darkness, dawn to dawn, Resolved to lay the rafter and the beam Of Justice — the imperishable Dream.
T...his is the voice of Time against the Hours ; This is the witness of the Cosmic Powers ; This is the Music of the Ages — this The songwhose first note broke the First Abyss.
All that we glory in was once a dream ; The World-Will marches onward, gleam by gleam.
New voices speak, dead paths begin to stir : Man is emerging from the sepulchre!
Let no man dare, let no man ever dare To mark on Time's great way, " No Thor- oughfare!" [82] To Young America In spite of the stare of the wise and the world's derision, Dare travel the star-blazed road, dare follow the Vision.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not so: the vast inbrothering of man — The glory of the universe — began When first the heart of the Mother Darkness heard The Whisper, and the ancient chaos stirred.
Ever the feet of Christ were in events.
Bridging the seas, shaking the continents.
His feet are heard in the historic march Under the whirlwind, under the starry arch.
[8i] Forever the Great Purpose presses on, From darkness unto darkness, dawn to dawn, Resolved to lay the rafter and the beam Of Justice — the imperishable Dream.
T...his is the voice of Time against the Hours ; This is the witness of the Cosmic Powers ; This is the Music of the Ages — this The songwhose first note broke the First Abyss.
All that we glory in was once a dream ; The World-Will marches onward, gleam by gleam.
New voices speak, dead paths begin to stir : Man is emerging from the sepulchre!
Let no man dare, let no man ever dare To mark on Time's great way, " No Thor- oughfare!" [82] To Young America In spite of the stare of the wise and the world's derision, Dare travel the star-blazed road, dare follow the Vision.
What to read after Lincoln & Other Poems C.2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Markham to read onlineMoreLess
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