Minnesota, And Other Verses
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j We come from out the unknown with a rush, Plashing, gurgling o'er beds of rock.
Rubbing elbows with worlds that mock, To meet our destined end in fearful hush.
Then shall we sport upon that farther shore, And sparkling, leap, and flash and shine Beneath the eternal sun benign, And hear the waters rolling evermore. j — 13 — . THE MOUNTAIN AND I How often have I stood in awe Before the monuments I saw, Those giant heaps of earth and rock Which thru the ages seem to mock The brevity of man's car...eer, And haunting spectre death, so near.
And all things else that pass with time — To me they ever were sublime.
Those monster mounds of clay and stone That thru the centuries stood alone, And solemn, silent, ever shove Their glistening snow-caps high above The day's routine, and sphere of man — Whose life at best is but a span Of years that come and go in haste,!
Ah you remain untouched and chaste As when from 'neath creative hand You took your everlasting stand — Ye symbols of eternal life So far removed from earthly strife,!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
j We come from out the unknown with a rush, Plashing, gurgling o'er beds of rock.
Rubbing elbows with worlds that mock, To meet our destined end in fearful hush.
Then shall we sport upon that farther shore, And sparkling, leap, and flash and shine Beneath the eternal sun benign, And hear the waters rolling evermore. j — 13 — . THE MOUNTAIN AND I How often have I stood in awe Before the monuments I saw, Those giant heaps of earth and rock Which thru the ages seem to mock The brevity of man's car...eer, And haunting spectre death, so near.
And all things else that pass with time — To me they ever were sublime.
Those monster mounds of clay and stone That thru the centuries stood alone, And solemn, silent, ever shove Their glistening snow-caps high above The day's routine, and sphere of man — Whose life at best is but a span Of years that come and go in haste,!
Ah you remain untouched and chaste As when from 'neath creative hand You took your everlasting stand — Ye symbols of eternal life So far removed from earthly strife,!
What to read after Minnesota, And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcgreevy, Ambrose Leo. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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