Poems
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The children form an inner eirelc ronnii the altar, and lay their garlands upon it. The priest pours the offering as the people sing their hvnin (If praise to Pan).
The ri])cned grain like seas of gold.
Are rolling o'er each fertile field, And multiplied a thousand fold Our teeming flocks and orchards yield. () bounteous Pan ! the source of all Art thou ! To thee our thanks we bring. Hear us, as on thy gracious name we call — Hear us, O Sliej^herd King.
Come not in terrors cUul to-day ; Shake n...ot the mountains in thy wrath ; With Echo, through the forests plav.
Bid Naiads dance about thy path. With love-songs fill the murmuring woods, Spread flowers where'er thy feet have trod By silver streams in sylvan solitudes — ■ Hear us. O Forest God.
Hymn to Pan. 39 The grandeur of the towering hills.
The charms ot jieaceful vales are thine : Thine is the quickening breath that fills The earth clod with a soul divine. The mystic spell of i)rophet lore.
The }>oet's power, with thee began ; All praise be thine with worship evermore — Hear us, O mighty Pan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The children form an inner eirelc ronnii the altar, and lay their garlands upon it. The priest pours the offering as the people sing their hvnin (If praise to Pan).
The ri])cned grain like seas of gold.
Are rolling o'er each fertile field, And multiplied a thousand fold Our teeming flocks and orchards yield. () bounteous Pan ! the source of all Art thou ! To thee our thanks we bring. Hear us, as on thy gracious name we call — Hear us, O Sliej^herd King.
Come not in terrors cUul to-day ; Shake n...ot the mountains in thy wrath ; With Echo, through the forests plav.
Bid Naiads dance about thy path. With love-songs fill the murmuring woods, Spread flowers where'er thy feet have trod By silver streams in sylvan solitudes — ■ Hear us. O Forest God.
Hymn to Pan. 39 The grandeur of the towering hills.
The charms ot jieaceful vales are thine : Thine is the quickening breath that fills The earth clod with a soul divine. The mystic spell of i)rophet lore.
The }>oet's power, with thee began ; All praise be thine with worship evermore — Hear us, O mighty Pan.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Exon to read onlineMoreLess
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