Lyrics of Quakerism And Other Poems
Lyrics of Quakerism And Other Poems
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With this day, in promise bright.
Will some human lives compare ; Perfect is the dawn of light.
With a flush of color rare.
Bright the morn — too bright to last — Comes the cloud, and falls the rain ; Soon is dawn's effulgence past, Early promise all in vain.
SONGS OF SUMMER. 203 THE STORY OF THE WHEAT.
I.
nature's secrets.
In the glowing light of June, 'Neath the bright-blue sky of noon, Waves across the wheat-field fly.
Breeze that scarcely stirs the air, Sets in motion, everywhere, Growing g...rain in beauty there.
Perfect picture ! What so rare ?
Never anything so fair.
Underneath the summer sky.
Whence the wheat whose waves, to-day.
Form and break and roll away, Never for a moment stay, Rise and fall, in rhythmic turn ?
'Tis a secret Nature knows, Which she can, alone, disclose.
Tiny seeds the farmer sows.
204 LYRICS OF QUAKERISM.
And the season comes and goes.
Mystic process ! how it grows, Seek in patience ! you shall learn.
Who would Nature's secrets know, Must be earnest ; he must go Unto her, for she will show All to those who with her dwell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With this day, in promise bright.
Will some human lives compare ; Perfect is the dawn of light.
With a flush of color rare.
Bright the morn — too bright to last — Comes the cloud, and falls the rain ; Soon is dawn's effulgence past, Early promise all in vain.
SONGS OF SUMMER. 203 THE STORY OF THE WHEAT.
I.
nature's secrets.
In the glowing light of June, 'Neath the bright-blue sky of noon, Waves across the wheat-field fly.
Breeze that scarcely stirs the air, Sets in motion, everywhere, Growing g...rain in beauty there.
Perfect picture ! What so rare ?
Never anything so fair.
Underneath the summer sky.
Whence the wheat whose waves, to-day.
Form and break and roll away, Never for a moment stay, Rise and fall, in rhythmic turn ?
'Tis a secret Nature knows, Which she can, alone, disclose.
Tiny seeds the farmer sows.
204 LYRICS OF QUAKERISM.
And the season comes and goes.
Mystic process ! how it grows, Seek in patience ! you shall learn.
Who would Nature's secrets know, Must be earnest ; he must go Unto her, for she will show All to those who with her dwell.
What to read after Lyrics of Quakerism And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellwood Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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