Poems
Poems
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" 9^ URIEL.
Then lo ! by sudden light transfixed, He views God's love, which naught doth bar, Beam forth, and its pure streamings are With the celestial spaces mixed ; And some are nearest who afar Its brightness track from star to star.
THE DIVER. 97 THE DIVER.
CEW are they that go Where white pearls lie, below The strong sea's pulse and flow • Many are they that bear The treasure on throat and hair.
Not they that flaunt the stone Its pride and luster own ; But he that gropes alone After the s...hell-housed pearl Under the briny swirl.
Only the finder knows Where the victory grows ; Only the one that throws Life on a doubtful leap, And plucks it back from the deep.
98 LINES ON THE EMPEROR MOTH.
LINES ON THE EMPEROR MOTH.
'PRAIL tenant of the gloaming's pensive ray, He has no keeping with corporeal things, Nor the bold luster of substantial day.
But like impalpable thoughts which twilight wings His pale-green pinion its illusion flings.
When noon upon the languid gardens lies. When all the trumpet-flowers and tulips pour Round cheer for humming-birds and butterflies, He never wassails in their flowing store.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 9^ URIEL.
Then lo ! by sudden light transfixed, He views God's love, which naught doth bar, Beam forth, and its pure streamings are With the celestial spaces mixed ; And some are nearest who afar Its brightness track from star to star.
THE DIVER. 97 THE DIVER.
CEW are they that go Where white pearls lie, below The strong sea's pulse and flow • Many are they that bear The treasure on throat and hair.
Not they that flaunt the stone Its pride and luster own ; But he that gropes alone After the s...hell-housed pearl Under the briny swirl.
Only the finder knows Where the victory grows ; Only the one that throws Life on a doubtful leap, And plucks it back from the deep.
98 LINES ON THE EMPEROR MOTH.
LINES ON THE EMPEROR MOTH.
'PRAIL tenant of the gloaming's pensive ray, He has no keeping with corporeal things, Nor the bold luster of substantial day.
But like impalpable thoughts which twilight wings His pale-green pinion its illusion flings.
When noon upon the languid gardens lies. When all the trumpet-flowers and tulips pour Round cheer for humming-birds and butterflies, He never wassails in their flowing store.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Edwin Day to read onlineMoreLess
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