Odes And Lyrics
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And as in a swound Supernal she is enwound Within a pulse of melody, and in her ear, Nearer than sound is near, A suave voice hums A sky-born music, and all the world is tense With loveliness . . . And the leaven Of beauty within the spirit burning Summons her ever higher, Yea, as the stars inspire The plangent waves that leap with ceaseless yearning Sonorously to heaven.
[42] IX Earth !
Thou wert his Mother, Who was conceived within thy fiery womb Ere time began And by the laboring years b...rought forth Unto the stalwart stature of a Man, Thou wert his body s Mother, As thou shalt be his dread And desert tomb When all thy myriad life is gone, And on and on Thou still dost keep An even pace, an even pace, though dead, With thy far-shining sisters of the Deep: Earth!
Thou wert his Mother, But his high sire First of the deathless gods was of another And a lordlier line: Eros, of the glowing wings, Eros, dartler of desire, Bright son of Beauty, in whose blood divine There is immortal fever And such a quickening fire As glorifieth aye the tears of things And fresheneth Love forever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. .
And as in a swound Supernal she is enwound Within a pulse of melody, and in her ear, Nearer than sound is near, A suave voice hums A sky-born music, and all the world is tense With loveliness . . . And the leaven Of beauty within the spirit burning Summons her ever higher, Yea, as the stars inspire The plangent waves that leap with ceaseless yearning Sonorously to heaven.
[42] IX Earth !
Thou wert his Mother, Who was conceived within thy fiery womb Ere time began And by the laboring years b...rought forth Unto the stalwart stature of a Man, Thou wert his body s Mother, As thou shalt be his dread And desert tomb When all thy myriad life is gone, And on and on Thou still dost keep An even pace, an even pace, though dead, With thy far-shining sisters of the Deep: Earth!
Thou wert his Mother, But his high sire First of the deathless gods was of another And a lordlier line: Eros, of the glowing wings, Eros, dartler of desire, Bright son of Beauty, in whose blood divine There is immortal fever And such a quickening fire As glorifieth aye the tears of things And fresheneth Love forever.
What to read after Odes And Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hartley Burr Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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