Man And Nature Poems Written Long Ago
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GO LINES TO A RIVER.
Great artery of nations, bearing on, Through wild impediments, thy restless flood ;- Now — like a coui'ser in a race nigh won.
Now — like a mourner to her gi'ief subdued.
&"• Thy life was cradled in the granite rock, Where frost, unchecked by summer, ruleth lord; Where sits the vulture, cowering from the shock Of blasts, that rake those summits like a sword.
Afixr, on pastureel clifiii, the chalet stood, Whence piped the distant herdsman's mountain song, Or eagle-screamings..., o'er their meal of blood, Came back, re-screamed by echo's babblmg tongue.
But if such dreary scenes first marked thy way, When, from those icy caves, thy streamlet burst, It soon glanced darkly in the snowy ray, A wavelet, grateful to thi' cliamois' thirst.
r. I And then thy quiet murmur, whimpering low To the pale moonbeam, as it lay at rest Folding thee sweetly, like our will, upgrew The voice of strength and passion in thy breast.
Then down the craggy steep, blindly and strong. Raging, as if to goad the solid stone, Thy waters leapt, like fiery youth along.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GO LINES TO A RIVER.
Great artery of nations, bearing on, Through wild impediments, thy restless flood ;- Now — like a coui'ser in a race nigh won.
Now — like a mourner to her gi'ief subdued.
&"• Thy life was cradled in the granite rock, Where frost, unchecked by summer, ruleth lord; Where sits the vulture, cowering from the shock Of blasts, that rake those summits like a sword.
Afixr, on pastureel clifiii, the chalet stood, Whence piped the distant herdsman's mountain song, Or eagle-screamings..., o'er their meal of blood, Came back, re-screamed by echo's babblmg tongue.
But if such dreary scenes first marked thy way, When, from those icy caves, thy streamlet burst, It soon glanced darkly in the snowy ray, A wavelet, grateful to thi' cliamois' thirst.
r. I And then thy quiet murmur, whimpering low To the pale moonbeam, as it lay at rest Folding thee sweetly, like our will, upgrew The voice of strength and passion in thy breast.
Then down the craggy steep, blindly and strong. Raging, as if to goad the solid stone, Thy waters leapt, like fiery youth along.
What to read after Man And Nature Poems Written Long Ago?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Craddock to read onlineMoreLess
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