Poems of Nature And Life
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The vast cloud seems, When it obscures the sun's benignant glow, More powerful than the glory of his beams ; He only grows the fairer, when the gloom At length has slowly, sadly passed away.
So shall our pain appear beyond the tomb, Touched into light by God's undying ray.
Then the sweet, solemn sadness of the Past Shall bring a nobler meaning to the mind ; The beauty of all mystery at last In Love's fair dwelling-place our souls shall find ; On the deep vision of the Blest shall shine The trut...h that calm endurance is divine !
65 TO THE UNKNOWN SINGER.
O youthful Singer, singing from the heart Sweet, soulful songs, unnoticed and unknown ! Around thy glad sunrise the shroud is thrown Of dark oblivion ; yet thy gentle art Is not in vain ; — does not the unknown stream Make pure the pathways of the unknown land ? Do not the trees o'er its bright beauty dream, And cheer it onwards to the distant strand ? Doth not the flower in the lone forest wild, Untrod by men, delight the wandering bee More than the loveliest plot that ever smiled In fairest gardens by the whispering sea?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The vast cloud seems, When it obscures the sun's benignant glow, More powerful than the glory of his beams ; He only grows the fairer, when the gloom At length has slowly, sadly passed away.
So shall our pain appear beyond the tomb, Touched into light by God's undying ray.
Then the sweet, solemn sadness of the Past Shall bring a nobler meaning to the mind ; The beauty of all mystery at last In Love's fair dwelling-place our souls shall find ; On the deep vision of the Blest shall shine The trut...h that calm endurance is divine !
65 TO THE UNKNOWN SINGER.
O youthful Singer, singing from the heart Sweet, soulful songs, unnoticed and unknown ! Around thy glad sunrise the shroud is thrown Of dark oblivion ; yet thy gentle art Is not in vain ; — does not the unknown stream Make pure the pathways of the unknown land ? Do not the trees o'er its bright beauty dream, And cheer it onwards to the distant strand ? Doth not the flower in the lone forest wild, Untrod by men, delight the wandering bee More than the loveliest plot that ever smiled In fairest gardens by the whispering sea?
What to read after Poems of Nature And Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David R Williamson to read onlineMoreLess
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