Readings From California Poets
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NIRVANA.
CARRIE STEVENS WALTER. I.
TO cease the toil, the strife, the fierce endeavor, To close sad, tearful eyes, To fold the weary hands in restful stillness, After death's glad surprise.
ii.
To be enmantled by the cool green clover, In hush of dreamless rest, To heed no more the mystery of Day's dawning, Or red death in the west.
in.
To claim a kindred with the stoic mountain, In placid silentless, Or of the rocks, the clouds, the turf, the grasses, Which rain and wind caress.
IV.
To put asi...de the strife for worldly treasures, All passionate desire To be absolved into the womb of nature, One with creative fire.
5O EDMUND RUSSELL'S READINGS.
v.
To be embodied in the trees and blossoms, Or winds and rainbow lights, The psychic essence of cloud-tints and sunshine, And grace of swallow-flights.
VI.
To see the end clasp hands with the beginning, Life's mystic circle wrought By plan Divine each earth-born link a symbol With deepest meaning fraught.
TO CLARA MORRIS.
We bear within a thwarted life's hard ache, But thou our pangs that dumbly writhe canst make A splendid, palpable, red agony.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
NIRVANA.
CARRIE STEVENS WALTER. I.
TO cease the toil, the strife, the fierce endeavor, To close sad, tearful eyes, To fold the weary hands in restful stillness, After death's glad surprise.
ii.
To be enmantled by the cool green clover, In hush of dreamless rest, To heed no more the mystery of Day's dawning, Or red death in the west.
in.
To claim a kindred with the stoic mountain, In placid silentless, Or of the rocks, the clouds, the turf, the grasses, Which rain and wind caress.
IV.
To put asi...de the strife for worldly treasures, All passionate desire To be absolved into the womb of nature, One with creative fire.
5O EDMUND RUSSELL'S READINGS.
v.
To be embodied in the trees and blossoms, Or winds and rainbow lights, The psychic essence of cloud-tints and sunshine, And grace of swallow-flights.
VI.
To see the end clasp hands with the beginning, Life's mystic circle wrought By plan Divine each earth-born link a symbol With deepest meaning fraught.
TO CLARA MORRIS.
We bear within a thwarted life's hard ache, But thou our pangs that dumbly writhe canst make A splendid, palpable, red agony.
What to read after Readings From California Poets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Russell to read onlineMoreLess
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