Poems
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EVENING. 63 Where the broad light lies wavelessly, Where the toiling sun has lain, A tree and its shadow, Avondrous still, Killing the grassy plain !
The river to the distant sea, Murmuring, murmuring goes ; Type of a life that broods and sings On unto its quiet close.
Keen firefly in the barberry shade, That warm st it with such busy light, Bear with me rest is deeper life, The centering of faith and might.
Thanks that along the shifting sands, As moves our sleepless tent, Moments of higher ca...lm arc given, And of more true content !
64 EVENING. .
Content ; the world falls off, and leaves A measure nobler grained, By which I try the seeming lost, As well as seeming gained.
Beauty that fillest, why makcst sad ?
Thou hast no want, no haste ; Is it that thou o erflowcst my soul, And I lament the waste ?
Dear heart, whose pulses with my own Keep their mysterious move, That fillest every transient pause, With music of thy love ; Art not thou patient too to-night, Divining what true strength, What life is ours, what joy to come, And far-off calm at length ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
EVENING. 63 Where the broad light lies wavelessly, Where the toiling sun has lain, A tree and its shadow, Avondrous still, Killing the grassy plain !
The river to the distant sea, Murmuring, murmuring goes ; Type of a life that broods and sings On unto its quiet close.
Keen firefly in the barberry shade, That warm st it with such busy light, Bear with me rest is deeper life, The centering of faith and might.
Thanks that along the shifting sands, As moves our sleepless tent, Moments of higher ca...lm arc given, And of more true content !
64 EVENING. .
Content ; the world falls off, and leaves A measure nobler grained, By which I try the seeming lost, As well as seeming gained.
Beauty that fillest, why makcst sad ?
Thou hast no want, no haste ; Is it that thou o erflowcst my soul, And I lament the waste ?
Dear heart, whose pulses with my own Keep their mysterious move, That fillest every transient pause, With music of thy love ; Art not thou patient too to-night, Divining what true strength, What life is ours, what joy to come, And far-off calm at length ?
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne Whitney to read onlineMoreLess
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