Man of Uz, And Other Poems
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And these were hers, Whose life was duty, and whose death was peace.
DENISON OLMSTED, LL. D. , Professor of Astronomy in Yale College, Conn. , died at New Haven, May, 1859.
Spring pour'd fresh beauty o'er the cultured grounds, And woke to joyance every leaf and flower, Where erst the Man of Science lov'd to findRefreshment from his toils.
'Twas sweet to seeHow Nature met him there, and took awayAll weariness of knowledge. Yet he heldHigher communion than with fragrant shrub, Or taper tree, ...that o'er the forest tower'd. His talk was with the stars, as one by one, Night, in her queenly regency, put forthTheir sprinkled gold upon her sable robe. He knew their places, and pronounc'd their names, And by their heavenly conversation soughtAcquaintance with their Maker. Sang they notUnto his uncloth'd spirit, as it pass'dFrom sphere to sphere, above their highest ranks, With its attendant angel? We are dark. We ask, and yet no answer. But we traceIn clearest lines the shining course he tookAmong life's duties, for so many years, And hear those parting words, that "_all is peace_!"[1]The harvest-song of true philosophy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And these were hers, Whose life was duty, and whose death was peace.
DENISON OLMSTED, LL. D. , Professor of Astronomy in Yale College, Conn. , died at New Haven, May, 1859.
Spring pour'd fresh beauty o'er the cultured grounds, And woke to joyance every leaf and flower, Where erst the Man of Science lov'd to findRefreshment from his toils.
'Twas sweet to seeHow Nature met him there, and took awayAll weariness of knowledge. Yet he heldHigher communion than with fragrant shrub, Or taper tree, ...that o'er the forest tower'd. His talk was with the stars, as one by one, Night, in her queenly regency, put forthTheir sprinkled gold upon her sable robe. He knew their places, and pronounc'd their names, And by their heavenly conversation soughtAcquaintance with their Maker. Sang they notUnto his uncloth'd spirit, as it pass'dFrom sphere to sphere, above their highest ranks, With its attendant angel? We are dark. We ask, and yet no answer. But we traceIn clearest lines the shining course he tookAmong life's duties, for so many years, And hear those parting words, that "_all is peace_!"[1]The harvest-song of true philosophy.
What to read after Man of Uz, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sigourney Lydia Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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