Risk, And Other Poems
Risk, And Other Poems
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Whose doings only we can know thee by, Thou hast no antitype save God alone.
In might that makes all being tremulous, In softness softer than a mother's hand.
Thou passest ever over sea and land, And yet thy presence is but felt byyu®.by Google 92 ALONE, We name thee, feel thee, yet we know not thee ; Thou wakest fear, joy, gratitude, and peace, Yet ever doth thy mystery increase ; O Wind ! what else is so like Deity !
ALONE.
AR-REACHING meadows girded by a wood ; And in the depth of this deep ...solitude Hardly in ken, a single mower stood.
Whetting his scythe, no sound fell on my ear ; His was the only motion far or near ; Some gloomy bird I could not see, but hear.
What common interest could he have with me ?
What with the mass of our humanity ?
How isolated must his spirit be !
It gave me pain, and yet I scarce knew why, To think that just he lives and he must die.
Formed with the world his one familiar tie.
But men are held apart by no thick wall ; Lo ! the same life-thread holds together all, Though in the circle far apart they fall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whose doings only we can know thee by, Thou hast no antitype save God alone.
In might that makes all being tremulous, In softness softer than a mother's hand.
Thou passest ever over sea and land, And yet thy presence is but felt byyu®.by Google 92 ALONE, We name thee, feel thee, yet we know not thee ; Thou wakest fear, joy, gratitude, and peace, Yet ever doth thy mystery increase ; O Wind ! what else is so like Deity !
ALONE.
AR-REACHING meadows girded by a wood ; And in the depth of this deep ...solitude Hardly in ken, a single mower stood.
Whetting his scythe, no sound fell on my ear ; His was the only motion far or near ; Some gloomy bird I could not see, but hear.
What common interest could he have with me ?
What with the mass of our humanity ?
How isolated must his spirit be !
It gave me pain, and yet I scarce knew why, To think that just he lives and he must die.
Formed with the world his one familiar tie.
But men are held apart by no thick wall ; Lo ! the same life-thread holds together all, Though in the circle far apart they fall.
What to read after Risk, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte Fiske Bates to read onlineMoreLess
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