Lyrics
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In my harmony Is one string silent? I grow old in art, Confident in defeat of victory.
walk with me amid our western clime, Poesy, sweet spirit and sublime, That made a Helicon of Homer s heart, O fresh and fair companion of hoar time! 56 As echoing horns at hunting, as a lute Heard in the vale from mountain ways and mute Again, or stirring as the forest leaves Before a storm, and now as seas that bruit Its thunderous coming, sobbing, refluent roll, Songs broken from some unimagined whole Exalt... me with a hope, altho it grieves, Strong to express, sweet to sustain the soul !
Musing of dawn at dusk, amid the throng I pass, alone in heart, yet would not wrong "With overmuch of self a heart as twere Vibrant with echoes sweeter than its song And deeper than all discords, being won From angel-guided spheres of star and sun, The dream of poet and philosopher, The world s great heart of music, heard of none!
FROM HORACE, ODE I, BOOK I MAECENAS, sprung from kings of story, Protector mine and cherished glory !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In my harmony Is one string silent? I grow old in art, Confident in defeat of victory.
walk with me amid our western clime, Poesy, sweet spirit and sublime, That made a Helicon of Homer s heart, O fresh and fair companion of hoar time! 56 As echoing horns at hunting, as a lute Heard in the vale from mountain ways and mute Again, or stirring as the forest leaves Before a storm, and now as seas that bruit Its thunderous coming, sobbing, refluent roll, Songs broken from some unimagined whole Exalt... me with a hope, altho it grieves, Strong to express, sweet to sustain the soul !
Musing of dawn at dusk, amid the throng I pass, alone in heart, yet would not wrong "With overmuch of self a heart as twere Vibrant with echoes sweeter than its song And deeper than all discords, being won From angel-guided spheres of star and sun, The dream of poet and philosopher, The world s great heart of music, heard of none!
FROM HORACE, ODE I, BOOK I MAECENAS, sprung from kings of story, Protector mine and cherished glory !
What to read after Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George V a Mccloskey to read onlineMoreLess
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