Poems
Poems
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• Ah, the whirling, bacchant dance !
Then no more Faith's crystal glance Pierces the benighted skies : Then, for her inheritance, Hath she but each dream, that lies Dying in her wildered eyes.
Breaking hearts ! For you the lark Cries at morn : for you the deep Silence deepens in the dark, When invisible angels mark Your tired eves, that burn and weep.
Hardly weaned into sleep.
Fearful hearts ! For you all song Sighs, and laughs, and soars : for you Low-preluding winds prolong Meditative music t...hrough Twilight : till for you there throng Calm stars, unpro&ned and true.
83 Digitized by VjOOQ IC Song and silence ever be All the grace, life bring to me : Song of Mary, mighty Mother ; Song of whom she bare, my Brother : Silence of an ecstasy, .
When I find Him, and none other.
Song thou sendest, singing fair : But what music past compare That must be when, gathered home.
Poor strayed children kneel in prayer : Confessors of Christendom Unto thee, O royal Rome !
Silence all is mine alone Now, before the altar throne Darkling, waiting, happier thus, Till the night watches be gone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
• Ah, the whirling, bacchant dance !
Then no more Faith's crystal glance Pierces the benighted skies : Then, for her inheritance, Hath she but each dream, that lies Dying in her wildered eyes.
Breaking hearts ! For you the lark Cries at morn : for you the deep Silence deepens in the dark, When invisible angels mark Your tired eves, that burn and weep.
Hardly weaned into sleep.
Fearful hearts ! For you all song Sighs, and laughs, and soars : for you Low-preluding winds prolong Meditative music t...hrough Twilight : till for you there throng Calm stars, unpro&ned and true.
83 Digitized by VjOOQ IC Song and silence ever be All the grace, life bring to me : Song of Mary, mighty Mother ; Song of whom she bare, my Brother : Silence of an ecstasy, .
When I find Him, and none other.
Song thou sendest, singing fair : But what music past compare That must be when, gathered home.
Poor strayed children kneel in prayer : Confessors of Christendom Unto thee, O royal Rome !
Silence all is mine alone Now, before the altar throne Darkling, waiting, happier thus, Till the night watches be gone.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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