Poems
Poems
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As in an autumn night.
Afar the city traffic rose and fell, Innumerable murmurs filled the air F'rom rumbling wheels, and the cathedral bell Struck out the hour for prayer.
I saw before me myriad forms of men. Heroic women beauteous in their pride. Statesmen and artiste, sovereigns of the pen. Each hanging side by side.
And one I loved with all my soul was there. The greatest writer of our time and race, I knew at once 'twixt bands of folded hair, George Eliot's noble face !
F 66 POEMS.
That br...oad white brow so full of living thought, The sweet pathetic eyes that seemed to scan With larger sight than ours what time had wrought Upon the heart of man.
Upon her face there sat the seal of truth, The loftiest ideal human soul can reach, The dream of beauty and perpetual youth, All that true worth can teach.
Within the distance towered the hills of Rome, Th' immortal city that was once so fair, With pinnacle and temple, spire and dome, And tesselated stair !
George Eliot ! great in wisdom and in fame, I stand with reverence all mute, and gaze Upon the crowned lustre round thy name.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As in an autumn night.
Afar the city traffic rose and fell, Innumerable murmurs filled the air F'rom rumbling wheels, and the cathedral bell Struck out the hour for prayer.
I saw before me myriad forms of men. Heroic women beauteous in their pride. Statesmen and artiste, sovereigns of the pen. Each hanging side by side.
And one I loved with all my soul was there. The greatest writer of our time and race, I knew at once 'twixt bands of folded hair, George Eliot's noble face !
F 66 POEMS.
That br...oad white brow so full of living thought, The sweet pathetic eyes that seemed to scan With larger sight than ours what time had wrought Upon the heart of man.
Upon her face there sat the seal of truth, The loftiest ideal human soul can reach, The dream of beauty and perpetual youth, All that true worth can teach.
Within the distance towered the hills of Rome, Th' immortal city that was once so fair, With pinnacle and temple, spire and dome, And tesselated stair !
George Eliot ! great in wisdom and in fame, I stand with reverence all mute, and gaze Upon the crowned lustre round thy name.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice E Argent to read onlineMoreLess
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