Persephone a Masque
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[At the intervals of the recital the several offerings have been placed upon the altar.] [45] PERSEPHONE Mother benign.
Thy bosom holds Secrets divine That earth unfolds — What powers assure Life yet to be, To us obscure, Possess'd by thee.
We score the soil, We fling the seed ; All-vain our toil, Shouldst thou not heed.
Not by some chance Each germ upsprings ; Our sustenance Thy bounty brings. — By turf or tree.
By tame or wild, We praise with thee Cora thy child.
[46] PERSEPHONE One soul, one... will, Ye are not twain ; Attuned to thrill The same refrain.
That unison Our blessing prove.
O ! breathe it on The fields we love.
What hazards hurt.
What mischiefs mar, Avert ! avert !
Hold them afar.
No want know'st thou, | Parent divine ; ' Yet to our vow Thine heart incline In gracious mood — Gifts as of yore.
Full oft renew'd, And more and more. \ [The altar-flame is again kindled.] \ I ■ PERSEPHONE The same who doth beginnings lend Claims our homage of the end.
When on hallow 'd names we call 'T is the Father crowns them all ; All the gleanings of our days In the fateful balance weighs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[At the intervals of the recital the several offerings have been placed upon the altar.] [45] PERSEPHONE Mother benign.
Thy bosom holds Secrets divine That earth unfolds — What powers assure Life yet to be, To us obscure, Possess'd by thee.
We score the soil, We fling the seed ; All-vain our toil, Shouldst thou not heed.
Not by some chance Each germ upsprings ; Our sustenance Thy bounty brings. — By turf or tree.
By tame or wild, We praise with thee Cora thy child.
[46] PERSEPHONE One soul, one... will, Ye are not twain ; Attuned to thrill The same refrain.
That unison Our blessing prove.
O ! breathe it on The fields we love.
What hazards hurt.
What mischiefs mar, Avert ! avert !
Hold them afar.
No want know'st thou, | Parent divine ; ' Yet to our vow Thine heart incline In gracious mood — Gifts as of yore.
Full oft renew'd, And more and more. \ [The altar-flame is again kindled.] \ I ■ PERSEPHONE The same who doth beginnings lend Claims our homage of the end.
When on hallow 'd names we call 'T is the Father crowns them all ; All the gleanings of our days In the fateful balance weighs.
What to read after Persephone a Masque?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac Flagg to read onlineMoreLess
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