Lowell
Lowell
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True hearts compel the sap of sturdier growth, So between earth and heaven stand simply great.
That these shall seem but their attendants both; For nature's forces with obedient zeal Wait on the rooted faith and oaken will ; As quickly the pretender's cheat they feel, And turn mad Pucks to flout and mock him stilL Lord! all thy works are lessons, — each contains Some emblem of man's all-containing soul; Shall he make fruitless all thy glorious pains, Delving within thy grace an eyeless mole? Ma...ke me the least of thy Dodona-grove, Cause me some message of thy truth to bring, Speak but a word through me, nor let thy love Among my boughs disdain to perch and sing.
((, On a Bust of General Grant " makes granite of the resolution of us all.
And this excerpt from "Ode to France" has all the wonder of a mountain's breath amid its water- falls: Since first I heard our North wind blow, Since first I saw Atlantic throw On our fierce rocks his thunderous snow, I loved thee. Freedom; as a boy 102 Lowell — His Gospel of Aspiration The rattle of thy shield at Marathon Did with a Grecian joy- Through all my pulses run ; But I have learned to love thee now Without the helm upon thy gleaming brow, A maiden mild and undefiled Like her who bore the world's redeeming child ; And surely never did thy altars glance With purer fires than now in France ; While, in their bright white flashes, Wrong's shadow, backward cast, Waves cowering o'er the ashes Of the dead, blaspheming Past, O'er the shapes of fallen giants, His own unburied brood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
True hearts compel the sap of sturdier growth, So between earth and heaven stand simply great.
That these shall seem but their attendants both; For nature's forces with obedient zeal Wait on the rooted faith and oaken will ; As quickly the pretender's cheat they feel, And turn mad Pucks to flout and mock him stilL Lord! all thy works are lessons, — each contains Some emblem of man's all-containing soul; Shall he make fruitless all thy glorious pains, Delving within thy grace an eyeless mole? Ma...ke me the least of thy Dodona-grove, Cause me some message of thy truth to bring, Speak but a word through me, nor let thy love Among my boughs disdain to perch and sing.
((, On a Bust of General Grant " makes granite of the resolution of us all.
And this excerpt from "Ode to France" has all the wonder of a mountain's breath amid its water- falls: Since first I heard our North wind blow, Since first I saw Atlantic throw On our fierce rocks his thunderous snow, I loved thee. Freedom; as a boy 102 Lowell — His Gospel of Aspiration The rattle of thy shield at Marathon Did with a Grecian joy- Through all my pulses run ; But I have learned to love thee now Without the helm upon thy gleaming brow, A maiden mild and undefiled Like her who bore the world's redeeming child ; And surely never did thy altars glance With purer fires than now in France ; While, in their bright white flashes, Wrong's shadow, backward cast, Waves cowering o'er the ashes Of the dead, blaspheming Past, O'er the shapes of fallen giants, His own unburied brood.
What to read after Lowell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William a William Alfred Quayle to read onlineMoreLess
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