Posthumous Rhymes
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25 Alas ! not mine the magic power to bring A sound responsive from each trembling string, Enchanting notes, beyond the power of art, To soothe, refine, arouse, subdue the heart ; Nor mine to tread where science loves to stray, Where knowledge lingers and the graces play, The path of learning to the favoured few Wide open thrown, but hidden from my view. Shall he to whom art, nature hath not given Wisdom or genius choicest gifts of heaven, Shall he attempt thy footsteps, Time ! to trace ? Alas,... in vain : as when the orb-dimmed face Turns to yon spangled sky to search afar, 'Midst crowding myriads, for some favourite star.
When out of chaos and the realms of night God formed the world, and said ' Let there be light, ' And the first morn arose and saw it lie All good and fair beneath its Maker's eye ; 'Twas then thy reign began ; nor yet thy breath Was tainted with decay, or grief, or death. So in the tripping footsteps of young May Spring health and beauty. But thy gentle sway 26 POSTHTJMOTJS RHYMES Lasted not long; for man became estranged From God, and all the bent of nature changed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
25 Alas ! not mine the magic power to bring A sound responsive from each trembling string, Enchanting notes, beyond the power of art, To soothe, refine, arouse, subdue the heart ; Nor mine to tread where science loves to stray, Where knowledge lingers and the graces play, The path of learning to the favoured few Wide open thrown, but hidden from my view. Shall he to whom art, nature hath not given Wisdom or genius choicest gifts of heaven, Shall he attempt thy footsteps, Time ! to trace ? Alas,... in vain : as when the orb-dimmed face Turns to yon spangled sky to search afar, 'Midst crowding myriads, for some favourite star.
When out of chaos and the realms of night God formed the world, and said ' Let there be light, ' And the first morn arose and saw it lie All good and fair beneath its Maker's eye ; 'Twas then thy reign began ; nor yet thy breath Was tainted with decay, or grief, or death. So in the tripping footsteps of young May Spring health and beauty. But thy gentle sway 26 POSTHTJMOTJS RHYMES Lasted not long; for man became estranged From God, and all the bent of nature changed.
What to read after Posthumous Rhymes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hannah, J. (John), 1818-1888 to read onlineMoreLess
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