Poems of Earths Meaning
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Unto her dim-lit chamber how they flock, The seamy folk, the weakling and the base!
There is no sin so low that she will mock, No shame that dare not look her in the face. 36 Little Sister 37 One never thinks of woe beside her bed, So blithe she bends beneath the rigorous rod; She does not seem like one uncomforted, Her prayers like songs go bubbling up to God.
Hers is the inner secret of the soul ; Radiant renouncement, love and fellow cheer, These things do crown her like an aureole, Making h...er saintly, while they make her dear.
SONG OF THE OPEN LAND WE of the open country, Men of the ranch and range, Bronzed of skin and out to win, Men of the landscape strange, Hail you, and bid you hither, Brothers so far away, City-beguiled and greed-defiled, Into the air of day!
Here are the visions splendid, Girdled with space and light ; Ride where you will, there is beauty still, Breath, and the body's might.
The silver gray of the mesa, The alkali blotch below, The water pool's sheen where the grass grows green, And the far peaks tipped with snow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Unto her dim-lit chamber how they flock, The seamy folk, the weakling and the base!
There is no sin so low that she will mock, No shame that dare not look her in the face. 36 Little Sister 37 One never thinks of woe beside her bed, So blithe she bends beneath the rigorous rod; She does not seem like one uncomforted, Her prayers like songs go bubbling up to God.
Hers is the inner secret of the soul ; Radiant renouncement, love and fellow cheer, These things do crown her like an aureole, Making h...er saintly, while they make her dear.
SONG OF THE OPEN LAND WE of the open country, Men of the ranch and range, Bronzed of skin and out to win, Men of the landscape strange, Hail you, and bid you hither, Brothers so far away, City-beguiled and greed-defiled, Into the air of day!
Here are the visions splendid, Girdled with space and light ; Ride where you will, there is beauty still, Breath, and the body's might.
The silver gray of the mesa, The alkali blotch below, The water pool's sheen where the grass grows green, And the far peaks tipped with snow.
What to read after Poems of Earths Meaning?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burton, Richard, 1861-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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