Peace And Other Poems
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The simple days are dead, the rich tides roll, And we, the inheritors of toil and tears, Utter the ampler message of the soul. How clear the subtle proem ! Murmuring sweet The soft wood whispers ; on the silence leap no ODE TO MUSIC The shivering strings, with motion fairy-fleet, Soul-shattering trumpets, lending fire and glow; The mighty organ wakes from sleep, And rolls his thund'rous diapasons, loud and low.
Behold us met !
In no light fancy, no inglorious mirth, But strong to labour, strivi...ng well to set The crown of song upon the brows of earth. Music, be this thy temple hourly blest, Of sweet and serious law the abiding-place; Bid us be patient ! Bid us love the best !
Climb, gently climb, to summits still untrod, Spirit of sweetness, spirit of grace, Voice of the soul, soft echo of the mind of God !
Ill ODE TO JAPAN March, 1902.
Clasp hands across the world, Across the dim sea-line, Where with bright flags unfurled Our navies breast the brine; Be this our plighted union blest, Oh ocean-throned empires of the East and West!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The simple days are dead, the rich tides roll, And we, the inheritors of toil and tears, Utter the ampler message of the soul. How clear the subtle proem ! Murmuring sweet The soft wood whispers ; on the silence leap no ODE TO MUSIC The shivering strings, with motion fairy-fleet, Soul-shattering trumpets, lending fire and glow; The mighty organ wakes from sleep, And rolls his thund'rous diapasons, loud and low.
Behold us met !
In no light fancy, no inglorious mirth, But strong to labour, strivi...ng well to set The crown of song upon the brows of earth. Music, be this thy temple hourly blest, Of sweet and serious law the abiding-place; Bid us be patient ! Bid us love the best !
Climb, gently climb, to summits still untrod, Spirit of sweetness, spirit of grace, Voice of the soul, soft echo of the mind of God !
Ill ODE TO JAPAN March, 1902.
Clasp hands across the world, Across the dim sea-line, Where with bright flags unfurled Our navies breast the brine; Be this our plighted union blest, Oh ocean-throned empires of the East and West!
What to read after Peace And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson Arthur Christopher to read onlineMoreLess
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