Poems
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Toll ! Toll ! Never again no more Comes back to earth the life that goes Hence to the Eden shore ! Let him rest ! it is not often That his soul hath known repose ; Let him rest! they rest but seldom Whose successes challenge foes. He was weary worn with watching ; His life-crown of power hath pressed Oft on temples sadly aching He was weary, let him rest. Toll, bells at the Capital ! Bells of the land, toll ! Sob out your grief with brazen lungs Toll! toll! toll! 24 THE STOLEN SUNBEAM. There 's... a light that burns with a quenchless glow, In the wide, deep caverns of earth below ; Like the fire that lives on the Parsee's shrine, Is the amber torch of the lighted mine. Burning forever, steadily bright; Flickering never, a changeless light ; Proud and passionless, still and fair; Burning forever without a glare; Burning forever, so still and deep, A quenchless flame in a dreamless sleep ; And Time's broad ocean may roll its waves While space hath room for the centuries' graves ; It hath not billows to dim the shine Of the wizard fagot that lights the mine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Toll ! Toll ! Never again no more Comes back to earth the life that goes Hence to the Eden shore ! Let him rest ! it is not often That his soul hath known repose ; Let him rest! they rest but seldom Whose successes challenge foes. He was weary worn with watching ; His life-crown of power hath pressed Oft on temples sadly aching He was weary, let him rest. Toll, bells at the Capital ! Bells of the land, toll ! Sob out your grief with brazen lungs Toll! toll! toll! 24 THE STOLEN SUNBEAM. There 's... a light that burns with a quenchless glow, In the wide, deep caverns of earth below ; Like the fire that lives on the Parsee's shrine, Is the amber torch of the lighted mine. Burning forever, steadily bright; Flickering never, a changeless light ; Proud and passionless, still and fair; Burning forever without a glare; Burning forever, so still and deep, A quenchless flame in a dreamless sleep ; And Time's broad ocean may roll its waves While space hath room for the centuries' graves ; It hath not billows to dim the shine Of the wizard fagot that lights the mine.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah E Carmichael to read onlineMoreLess
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