Poems Gerda Dalliba
Poems Gerda Dalliba
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[60] STRUGGLE WHAT mighty impulse broods about our life?
It seems as if a tear could make the sea; And one evaded moment's agony Turn, like a bastioned army of the sands, To conquer guarded lands In times of storm and strife.
Above thee, Silent One, the clouds pass by; Yet is thy voice the thunder in the sky, And from sweet sleep's luxuriant beds of tarn Doth rise thy ancient body, with a sigh So deep, that it enfolds humanity, Endless, like Clotho's balls of yarn.
Then thou dost walk abroad in... mighty state. Thy name is Struggle, morn and noon and late. Thou castest thy dim will, from void to void; And in thy giant arm the little world Nestles to thee in littleness and grief Nestling to thee as if to be upheld, Quiet, as a doubting child may find belief, And toys with what thou hast toyed.
The Moon and Sun, the frequent stars that shine In vigils for themselves these all are thine. Thou hath creation like a snake defied, And gathered lilies where white stones have died. Thou who awakest from the morning seas, Thou hath these things, and thou art one with these.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[60] STRUGGLE WHAT mighty impulse broods about our life?
It seems as if a tear could make the sea; And one evaded moment's agony Turn, like a bastioned army of the sands, To conquer guarded lands In times of storm and strife.
Above thee, Silent One, the clouds pass by; Yet is thy voice the thunder in the sky, And from sweet sleep's luxuriant beds of tarn Doth rise thy ancient body, with a sigh So deep, that it enfolds humanity, Endless, like Clotho's balls of yarn.
Then thou dost walk abroad in... mighty state. Thy name is Struggle, morn and noon and late. Thou castest thy dim will, from void to void; And in thy giant arm the little world Nestles to thee in littleness and grief Nestling to thee as if to be upheld, Quiet, as a doubting child may find belief, And toys with what thou hast toyed.
The Moon and Sun, the frequent stars that shine In vigils for themselves these all are thine. Thou hath creation like a snake defied, And gathered lilies where white stones have died. Thou who awakest from the morning seas, Thou hath these things, and thou art one with these.
What to read after Poems Gerda Dalliba?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gerda Dalliba to read onlineMoreLess
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