Lyrics of the White City
Lyrics of the White City
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51 Centuries have everywhere Trod a clear impress ; Children's prattle in the air, Felted footfall on the stair, Life and loveliness.
Canst thou hear the nations tread Their quick measure, Prior ; Pulses of the living sped With the roll-call of the dead O'er a single wire ?
Canst thou mark a people's stir Down its steel roads hurled ? Dost thou heed the constant spur ? Dost thou hear in ceaseless whirr Hot wheels of the world ?
52 FROM PRIORY TO DEANERY.
Prior, rest ! the busy sun Watches from ...afar Moaning tides of battle run To a silence, only won Through the din of war.
All our later day is rife With an eager breath ; Hearts are hungered for the strife, And with the assault of life Storm the gates of death.
LYRICS.
III. — OF HER NEIGHBOURHOOD.
HILL AND DALE 55 HILL AND DALE.
Time was when the great mother, Earth, Or ever she gave mankind birth, Wearied of her same station, set In one subservience to the sun : A single tremor of regret Shivered her circle as she spun ; And in a moment's space awoke The pride of all her wheeling mass ; 56 HILL AND DALE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
51 Centuries have everywhere Trod a clear impress ; Children's prattle in the air, Felted footfall on the stair, Life and loveliness.
Canst thou hear the nations tread Their quick measure, Prior ; Pulses of the living sped With the roll-call of the dead O'er a single wire ?
Canst thou mark a people's stir Down its steel roads hurled ? Dost thou heed the constant spur ? Dost thou hear in ceaseless whirr Hot wheels of the world ?
52 FROM PRIORY TO DEANERY.
Prior, rest ! the busy sun Watches from ...afar Moaning tides of battle run To a silence, only won Through the din of war.
All our later day is rife With an eager breath ; Hearts are hungered for the strife, And with the assault of life Storm the gates of death.
LYRICS.
III. — OF HER NEIGHBOURHOOD.
HILL AND DALE 55 HILL AND DALE.
Time was when the great mother, Earth, Or ever she gave mankind birth, Wearied of her same station, set In one subservience to the sun : A single tremor of regret Shivered her circle as she spun ; And in a moment's space awoke The pride of all her wheeling mass ; 56 HILL AND DALE.
What to read after Lyrics of the White City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herbert Andrews Powell to read onlineMoreLess
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