Old Time Folks And Moods And Rhymes
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"When the Star of Sirius shineth "Down again upon the tomb "Of Men-Ka-Ra who reclineth "In the silent mid-night gloom ; 188 "Then the countless mummies holden "In their cerements secure "Will arise in image olden — "Souls incarnate, blest and pure!
"Then from Memphis to Abydis, "Then on land, and sea, and shore, "Hosts triumphant will establish "Egypt's glory ever more !
"So pray to Ra and do the duty "That is nearest to your hand ; "In re-birth 'midst wondrous beauty, "You shall live in Egypt ...land." And to-day that priest and people.
Wrapped in mummied vestments there.
Wait in patience and faith hopeful The Ascendance of that Star.
189 And the ruddy disk of Sirius, Through vast cycles o'er the Nile, Moves in radiant splendor, glorious, Toward the Zenith o'er the Pile.
Paradise, Md., September i, 1909.
190 NIGHT AND NO MORN.
'T^HERE is no life to come, And death it does end all ; Who wants another one, Why do we live at all.
If nature had a plan Of life beyond the grave.
She surely would tell man, And all this trouble save.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"When the Star of Sirius shineth "Down again upon the tomb "Of Men-Ka-Ra who reclineth "In the silent mid-night gloom ; 188 "Then the countless mummies holden "In their cerements secure "Will arise in image olden — "Souls incarnate, blest and pure!
"Then from Memphis to Abydis, "Then on land, and sea, and shore, "Hosts triumphant will establish "Egypt's glory ever more !
"So pray to Ra and do the duty "That is nearest to your hand ; "In re-birth 'midst wondrous beauty, "You shall live in Egypt ...land." And to-day that priest and people.
Wrapped in mummied vestments there.
Wait in patience and faith hopeful The Ascendance of that Star.
189 And the ruddy disk of Sirius, Through vast cycles o'er the Nile, Moves in radiant splendor, glorious, Toward the Zenith o'er the Pile.
Paradise, Md., September i, 1909.
190 NIGHT AND NO MORN.
'T^HERE is no life to come, And death it does end all ; Who wants another one, Why do we live at all.
If nature had a plan Of life beyond the grave.
She surely would tell man, And all this trouble save.
What to read after Old Time Folks And Moods And Rhymes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aretas W Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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