Melzinga: a Souvenir
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But there, in spotless robe arrayed The seraphs we behold !
They strike their harps of sweetest sound And leave these pilgrims groveling round This impotent display, Then turn, my soul, oh turn away And seek thy life above.
'Tis a fair world but 'tis frail, Trust not thy treasure here, *Twill pierce thee to the heart it rested on, Then brace thy mind with holy fear.
80 JOURNAL.
*' We have in our breasts a heaven full of Constellations, there is in our hearts an Inward spiritual world that break...s like A sun upon the clouds of the outward world, That inward universe of goodness, beauty And truth, we are less astonished at The incomprehensible existence of These transcendental heavens, because They are always there, we foolishly Imagine we create, when we merely Perceive them." Bright stars light us on our way.
And turn the twilight into perfect day.
" Do you find no consolation near.
Rise and seek it higher like the bird Of paradise, who, when his feathers are Ruffled by the storms, rises higher where- None exist." JOURNAL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But there, in spotless robe arrayed The seraphs we behold !
They strike their harps of sweetest sound And leave these pilgrims groveling round This impotent display, Then turn, my soul, oh turn away And seek thy life above.
'Tis a fair world but 'tis frail, Trust not thy treasure here, *Twill pierce thee to the heart it rested on, Then brace thy mind with holy fear.
80 JOURNAL.
*' We have in our breasts a heaven full of Constellations, there is in our hearts an Inward spiritual world that break...s like A sun upon the clouds of the outward world, That inward universe of goodness, beauty And truth, we are less astonished at The incomprehensible existence of These transcendental heavens, because They are always there, we foolishly Imagine we create, when we merely Perceive them." Bright stars light us on our way.
And turn the twilight into perfect day.
" Do you find no consolation near.
Rise and seek it higher like the bird Of paradise, who, when his feathers are Ruffled by the storms, rises higher where- None exist." JOURNAL.
What to read after Melzinga: a Souvenir?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams, John Quincy, 1767-1848 to read onlineMoreLess
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