Old Measures Collected Verse
Old Measures Collected Verse
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Not this the operation of thy days, No barter thought, no views of bank account, Silver and bills, profit, advertisement; Not this thy avocation — but to lead The novice soul along the temple path To the hid shrine, the thirsty heart to find Some quenching draft, the world's delights to lift Before the unthinking. Gentle Levite thou Of Art and Wisdom and Humanity And the inclusive ONE. To thee we fare To meet the souls of poets, and converse With sages, known or called from quarters strange By ...thy skilled wand. That unpretentious door Leads where wise Plato visits still the earth And Shakespeare calls his airy host to view : Ah, what a world is there, delectable, 106 EBEN PICKEN, BOOKSELLER Serene, of perfect grace, the land of Thought! There in their kingly ranks the Masters walk By crocus-edged Kephisos' sleepless stream Along the cypress paths. There Socrates, Virgil and Zarathustra, Francis mild, Memlinc and Angelo and Angelico, The bard of Faust and he of Paradise — Heroes and saints innumerable appear.
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Not this the operation of thy days, No barter thought, no views of bank account, Silver and bills, profit, advertisement; Not this thy avocation — but to lead The novice soul along the temple path To the hid shrine, the thirsty heart to find Some quenching draft, the world's delights to lift Before the unthinking. Gentle Levite thou Of Art and Wisdom and Humanity And the inclusive ONE. To thee we fare To meet the souls of poets, and converse With sages, known or called from quarters strange By ...thy skilled wand. That unpretentious door Leads where wise Plato visits still the earth And Shakespeare calls his airy host to view : Ah, what a world is there, delectable, 106 EBEN PICKEN, BOOKSELLER Serene, of perfect grace, the land of Thought! There in their kingly ranks the Masters walk By crocus-edged Kephisos' sleepless stream Along the cypress paths. There Socrates, Virgil and Zarathustra, Francis mild, Memlinc and Angelo and Angelico, The bard of Faust and he of Paradise — Heroes and saints innumerable appear.
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