Poems
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It clasps a holy silence in, Six days of every seven, And then an angel organist Plays interludes of heaven ; 86 THE CHURCH.
And in the hushing of the days, Throughout the after week, Unto the golden-kissing sun It holds its dusky cheek.
A bow-shot distant either side, A sister chapel stands, With reverent fear, from year to year, Upholding prayerful hands ; And when, in nerveless August noons, The clouds are like a fleece, It seems to bear, high up in air, God s snowy flag of peace.
Within, th...e moted sunlight falls On carving rich and brown, Without, far off, hums on and on, The knavery of the town ; Within, the light makes purely dim The niches of the saints, Without, the earth doth flout the heaven, With immemorial plaints.
THE CHURCH. 87 A porphyry angel o er the font, Its breadth of plume extends ; A purple light, serenely bright, Rests on it as it bends ; It hath no haste to stir its wings, Dun eve or dawning pale, Its steady shade, like sorrow laid, Doth cross the chancel rail.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It clasps a holy silence in, Six days of every seven, And then an angel organist Plays interludes of heaven ; 86 THE CHURCH.
And in the hushing of the days, Throughout the after week, Unto the golden-kissing sun It holds its dusky cheek.
A bow-shot distant either side, A sister chapel stands, With reverent fear, from year to year, Upholding prayerful hands ; And when, in nerveless August noons, The clouds are like a fleece, It seems to bear, high up in air, God s snowy flag of peace.
Within, th...e moted sunlight falls On carving rich and brown, Without, far off, hums on and on, The knavery of the town ; Within, the light makes purely dim The niches of the saints, Without, the earth doth flout the heaven, With immemorial plaints.
THE CHURCH. 87 A porphyry angel o er the font, Its breadth of plume extends ; A purple light, serenely bright, Rests on it as it bends ; It hath no haste to stir its wings, Dun eve or dawning pale, Its steady shade, like sorrow laid, Doth cross the chancel rail.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Sutliffe to read onlineMoreLess
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