Rehearsals a book of Verses
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Our city for shroud Has the smoke of her burning a great way Seen yellow in cloud.
Remove as keen hoar-frost thine evil, Refresh drought with dew. Restore our brave summers thy weevil And canker-worm slew.
Bring delight in our desolate garden ; Slay these whom we hate. Sprinkle ash in their eyes ; give us pardon ; Sow grass in their gate.
53 AN ODE.
Sire of the rising day, Lord of the fading ray, King of sweet ways of morn or daylight done.
Ruler of cloud and sleep, Whose tread is on the deep, ...Whose feet are red in glory like the sun.
Whose hand binds up the winds as in a sheaf, Whose shadow makes them tremble like a leaf.
Lordship and Fear are thine, Upon whose brow divine Thy diadem of pale eternal fire Burns over eyes that fear 54 AN ODE.
No stain of earthly tear, Nor soften for a yearning world's desire. The treasure of strong thunder at thy hand Waits like an eagle watching thy command.
Thee rosy beams enshroud ; Rich airs and amber cloud Reach the calm golden spaces of thy hall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our city for shroud Has the smoke of her burning a great way Seen yellow in cloud.
Remove as keen hoar-frost thine evil, Refresh drought with dew. Restore our brave summers thy weevil And canker-worm slew.
Bring delight in our desolate garden ; Slay these whom we hate. Sprinkle ash in their eyes ; give us pardon ; Sow grass in their gate.
53 AN ODE.
Sire of the rising day, Lord of the fading ray, King of sweet ways of morn or daylight done.
Ruler of cloud and sleep, Whose tread is on the deep, ...Whose feet are red in glory like the sun.
Whose hand binds up the winds as in a sheaf, Whose shadow makes them tremble like a leaf.
Lordship and Fear are thine, Upon whose brow divine Thy diadem of pale eternal fire Burns over eyes that fear 54 AN ODE.
No stain of earthly tear, Nor soften for a yearning world's desire. The treasure of strong thunder at thy hand Waits like an eagle watching thy command.
Thee rosy beams enshroud ; Rich airs and amber cloud Reach the calm golden spaces of thy hall.
What to read after Rehearsals a book of Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Byrne Leicester Warren to read onlineMoreLess
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