Racing Rhymes Other Verses
Racing Rhymes Other Verses
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onward ! thus we travel, Comes the goal more nigh? Riddle we may not unravel, Who shall make reply? 87 Racing Rhymes Eastward ! in the pink horizon, Fleecy hillocks shame This dim range dull earth that lies on, Tinged with rosy flame. Westward ! as a stricken giant Stoops his bloody crest, And though vanquish'd, frowns defiant, Sinks the sun to rest. Distant, yet approaching quickly, From the shades that lurk, Like a black pall gathers thickly, Night, when none may work. Soon our restless occup...ation Shall have ceas'd to be ; Units ! in God's vast creation, Ciphers ! what are we ? Onward ! onward ! oh ! faint-hearted : Nearer and more near Has the goal drawn since we started ; Be of better cheer.
Preacher ! all forbearance ask, for All are worthless found, Man must aye take man to task for Faults while earth goes round. 88 Finis Exoptatus On this dank soil thistles muster, Thorns are broadcast sown ; Seek not figs where thistles cluster, Grapes where thorns have grown.
Sun and rain and dew from heaven, Light and shade and air, Heat and moisture freely given, Thorns and thistles share.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
onward ! thus we travel, Comes the goal more nigh? Riddle we may not unravel, Who shall make reply? 87 Racing Rhymes Eastward ! in the pink horizon, Fleecy hillocks shame This dim range dull earth that lies on, Tinged with rosy flame. Westward ! as a stricken giant Stoops his bloody crest, And though vanquish'd, frowns defiant, Sinks the sun to rest. Distant, yet approaching quickly, From the shades that lurk, Like a black pall gathers thickly, Night, when none may work. Soon our restless occup...ation Shall have ceas'd to be ; Units ! in God's vast creation, Ciphers ! what are we ? Onward ! onward ! oh ! faint-hearted : Nearer and more near Has the goal drawn since we started ; Be of better cheer.
Preacher ! all forbearance ask, for All are worthless found, Man must aye take man to task for Faults while earth goes round. 88 Finis Exoptatus On this dank soil thistles muster, Thorns are broadcast sown ; Seek not figs where thistles cluster, Grapes where thorns have grown.
Sun and rain and dew from heaven, Light and shade and air, Heat and moisture freely given, Thorns and thistles share.
What to read after Racing Rhymes Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gordon Adam Lindsay to read onlineMoreLess
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