Poems
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Ensphered hy kindling stars ahove I Uevealed the stir of husy life, The trade, the turmoil, and the strife I Struggles of honest poverty ; ^ e2 56 THE ORANGE-PEEL IN THE GUTTEB.
A watching mother's agony !
Child-life that hangs upon a breath, The tremblings betwixt life and death — Eeyealed the mystic link, that thrills Through joy and pain, through good and ills, Wafts influences from afar.
Connects the worm still with the star, And binds the earth, the skies, the main, The worlds, with one el...ectric chain I Behold, unto myself I said.
There's nought on earth so desolate.
But if the eye is there to see Will find a joy and mystery, As under dark and mossy dells The violet hides with spring-like smells !
No cell, no garret, and no tomb.
For which no flower of love doth bloom I No place so waste, so dark, so drear, .
But heavenly beauty lurketh there t And from these two will ever spring, THE OBilNaE-PEEL IN THE GUTTER. 67 As mnsic from the harp's sweet string, As from the nest the lark soars high, As from the flame the live sparks fly, The fonntain of great poesy, Will shine and flash, and flame and glow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ensphered hy kindling stars ahove I Uevealed the stir of husy life, The trade, the turmoil, and the strife I Struggles of honest poverty ; ^ e2 56 THE ORANGE-PEEL IN THE GUTTEB.
A watching mother's agony !
Child-life that hangs upon a breath, The tremblings betwixt life and death — Eeyealed the mystic link, that thrills Through joy and pain, through good and ills, Wafts influences from afar.
Connects the worm still with the star, And binds the earth, the skies, the main, The worlds, with one el...ectric chain I Behold, unto myself I said.
There's nought on earth so desolate.
But if the eye is there to see Will find a joy and mystery, As under dark and mossy dells The violet hides with spring-like smells !
No cell, no garret, and no tomb.
For which no flower of love doth bloom I No place so waste, so dark, so drear, .
But heavenly beauty lurketh there t And from these two will ever spring, THE OBilNaE-PEEL IN THE GUTTER. 67 As mnsic from the harp's sweet string, As from the nest the lark soars high, As from the flame the live sparks fly, The fonntain of great poesy, Will shine and flash, and flame and glow.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mathilde Blind to read onlineMoreLess
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