Lyrical Poems
Lyrical Poems
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9 — But if our life be life.
And thought, and will, and love Not vague unrhythmic airs That o'er wild harp-strings move ; If consciousness be aught Of all it seems to be, And souls are something more Than lights that gleam and flee ; Though dark the road that leads us tliidier, The heart must ask its whence and whither.
lO To matter or to force The All is not confined ; Beside the law of things Is set the law of mind ; THE REIGN OF LA IV 1 83 One speaks in rock and star, And one within the brai...n, In unison at times, And then apart again; And both in one have brought us hither That we may know our whence and whither.
II The sequences of law AVe learn through mind alone ; 'Tis only through the soul That aught we know is known : — With equal voice she tells Of what we touch and see \\'ithin these bounds of life, And of a life to be ; Proclaiming One who brought us hither. And holds the keys of whence and whither.
12 O shrine of God that now IMust learn itself with awe I O heart and soul that move Beneath a living law !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
9 — But if our life be life.
And thought, and will, and love Not vague unrhythmic airs That o'er wild harp-strings move ; If consciousness be aught Of all it seems to be, And souls are something more Than lights that gleam and flee ; Though dark the road that leads us tliidier, The heart must ask its whence and whither.
lO To matter or to force The All is not confined ; Beside the law of things Is set the law of mind ; THE REIGN OF LA IV 1 83 One speaks in rock and star, And one within the brai...n, In unison at times, And then apart again; And both in one have brought us hither That we may know our whence and whither.
II The sequences of law AVe learn through mind alone ; 'Tis only through the soul That aught we know is known : — With equal voice she tells Of what we touch and see \\'ithin these bounds of life, And of a life to be ; Proclaiming One who brought us hither. And holds the keys of whence and whither.
12 O shrine of God that now IMust learn itself with awe I O heart and soul that move Beneath a living law !
What to read after Lyrical Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis T Palgrave to read onlineMoreLess
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