Poems of Personality
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And thus are land and sky Still fitly pictured from my station here Whose sweet familiarity of view Fills an horizon proven my very soul Replete with meaning for my daily thought Now sanction'd beyond stain of indolence. — Thus am I risen through nature unto God.
129 WORDSWORTH IT is a world serenely white ; a sky, Whence snow hath lately fallen, palest blue.
And only where some craggy fell uprears Too steep a slope for crystal covering Doth earth show anywhere unto the sky Its customary face. ...Save for yon bluff Of perpendicular uprise seems world No mortal struggling ; but undying peace Spread dedicate to God. And I, alone Of this high-moulded summit, like some cloud, Of which God's heaven were the home, find here A place not unlike home, a station'd rest Unto my soul, whence earth, mine earth and God's, Spreads patently a picture of the truth Of life immortal.
Yet yon scrags none less Are earth's, are God's ; and seem eternally At struggling ; mortal by their every move And wasting ; as, save for this snow-of-an-hour, This covering of a momentary creed, Were earth all struggling up unto the clouds Which, sea-begotten, bear unto these hills 130 WORDSWORTH Oblivion but scarce serenity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And thus are land and sky Still fitly pictured from my station here Whose sweet familiarity of view Fills an horizon proven my very soul Replete with meaning for my daily thought Now sanction'd beyond stain of indolence. — Thus am I risen through nature unto God.
129 WORDSWORTH IT is a world serenely white ; a sky, Whence snow hath lately fallen, palest blue.
And only where some craggy fell uprears Too steep a slope for crystal covering Doth earth show anywhere unto the sky Its customary face. ...Save for yon bluff Of perpendicular uprise seems world No mortal struggling ; but undying peace Spread dedicate to God. And I, alone Of this high-moulded summit, like some cloud, Of which God's heaven were the home, find here A place not unlike home, a station'd rest Unto my soul, whence earth, mine earth and God's, Spreads patently a picture of the truth Of life immortal.
Yet yon scrags none less Are earth's, are God's ; and seem eternally At struggling ; mortal by their every move And wasting ; as, save for this snow-of-an-hour, This covering of a momentary creed, Were earth all struggling up unto the clouds Which, sea-begotten, bear unto these hills 130 WORDSWORTH Oblivion but scarce serenity.
What to read after Poems of Personality?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reginald C Reginald Chauncey Robbins to read onlineMoreLess
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