Poetical Works of Robert Bridges volume 1
Poetical Works of Robert Bridges volume 1
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In. I take, I take. J Tis but for thee to give.
Pr. O heavenly fire, life's life, the eye of day, Whose nimble waves upon the starry night Of boundless ether love to play, Carrying commands to every gliding sprite To feed all things with colour, from the ray Of thy bright-glancing, white ia6"z And silver-spinning light : Unweaving its thin tissue for the bow Of Iris, separating countless hues Of various splendour for the grateful flowers To crown the hasting hours, Changing their special garlan...ds as they choose.
THE FIREGIVER O spirit of rage and might, Who canst unchain the links of winter stark, And bid earth's stubborn metals flow like oil, Her porphyrous heart- veins boil Whose arrows pierce the cloudy shields of dark Let now this flame, which did to life awaken Beyond the cold dew-gathering veils of morn, And thence by me was taken, And in this reed was borne, A smothered theft and gift to man below, Here with my breath revive, Restore thy lapsed realm, and be the sire Of many an earthly fire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In. I take, I take. J Tis but for thee to give.
Pr. O heavenly fire, life's life, the eye of day, Whose nimble waves upon the starry night Of boundless ether love to play, Carrying commands to every gliding sprite To feed all things with colour, from the ray Of thy bright-glancing, white ia6"z And silver-spinning light : Unweaving its thin tissue for the bow Of Iris, separating countless hues Of various splendour for the grateful flowers To crown the hasting hours, Changing their special garlan...ds as they choose.
THE FIREGIVER O spirit of rage and might, Who canst unchain the links of winter stark, And bid earth's stubborn metals flow like oil, Her porphyrous heart- veins boil Whose arrows pierce the cloudy shields of dark Let now this flame, which did to life awaken Beyond the cold dew-gathering veils of morn, And thence by me was taken, And in this reed was borne, A smothered theft and gift to man below, Here with my breath revive, Restore thy lapsed realm, and be the sire Of many an earthly fire.
What to read after Poetical Works of Robert Bridges volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bridges Robert Seymour to read onlineMoreLess
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