Real And Ideal
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In vain the Ice-king, whose touch is death, Would stem the wild current, with Arctic breath; With slow-creeping gait, and palsying shock, Though he bind the cataract fast to the rock, Long ere the green blade has pierced the ground, Sunbeams dispel the enchantment around, And the waters rush on to the far distant sea, As if wandering their way to eternity.
TELESCOPE AND FIRMAMENT.
STARS of evening, isles of promise, Hieroglyphics of the skies Vainly the Egyptian shepherds Read your signs, with ...weary eyes.
Happy we, whose quickened senses Reach beyond the airy seas, Where, in space, our life-boat launches Hopeful as the " Genoese. " "Colon"* found lost "Atalantis, " And recovered Earth s domain : Through the glass we ve found our future- View the homes our spirits gain.
* Christopher Colon, the discoverer of America.
52 TELESCOPE AND FIRMAMENT.
Hail to science ! from whose teaching Rajs of revelation beam: Stars to worlds become exalted From the beacon-lights they seem.
Thus, the globe shrinks in dimension, We but fill an atom s place; Holier climes are floating round us, Peopled by a mightier race.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In vain the Ice-king, whose touch is death, Would stem the wild current, with Arctic breath; With slow-creeping gait, and palsying shock, Though he bind the cataract fast to the rock, Long ere the green blade has pierced the ground, Sunbeams dispel the enchantment around, And the waters rush on to the far distant sea, As if wandering their way to eternity.
TELESCOPE AND FIRMAMENT.
STARS of evening, isles of promise, Hieroglyphics of the skies Vainly the Egyptian shepherds Read your signs, with ...weary eyes.
Happy we, whose quickened senses Reach beyond the airy seas, Where, in space, our life-boat launches Hopeful as the " Genoese. " "Colon"* found lost "Atalantis, " And recovered Earth s domain : Through the glass we ve found our future- View the homes our spirits gain.
* Christopher Colon, the discoverer of America.
52 TELESCOPE AND FIRMAMENT.
Hail to science ! from whose teaching Rajs of revelation beam: Stars to worlds become exalted From the beacon-lights they seem.
Thus, the globe shrinks in dimension, We but fill an atom s place; Holier climes are floating round us, Peopled by a mightier race.
What to read after Real And Ideal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J W John William Weidemeyer to read onlineMoreLess
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