Selected Poems of Henry Ames Blood
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But listen, now ! Is it not passing strange These seeming ordinary whiskered men.
Who look no more than common entities, Are really purveyors to the stars.
And lug us by the ears up into Heaven ?
How worse than useless, now, are our good eyes !
I would not open them if I might see The unimagined form of Beauty rise.
How softly unto dulcet sounds like these.
The current of our lives should glide away Into an old age of sweet memories.
Now is the time to die and feel no pang.
The dreadful potion ...would be so disguised In the bright sparkle of sweet music's wine.
Who knows not that beyond the amber air The voice of music never will be hushed, And silence would be sorrow ? O, believe When we have laid this mortal burden down, Which gives us gravity, and the green earth Spins off beneath us, we shall rise at once Where spring immortal thunders, and where roll Great globes of most celestial harmonies.
The Independent SIGHS IN THE SOUTH 37 SIGHS IN THE SOUTH.
0, FAR away the winds delay, On purple hills the soft airs play Which you and I would breathe to-day ; And the waters we would quaff Have a wild and mountain laugh ; Through the meadows, through the fallows, Past the willows, past the sallows, Breaks the brook to shoals and shallows, In New England far away, Where my heart has gone to-day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But listen, now ! Is it not passing strange These seeming ordinary whiskered men.
Who look no more than common entities, Are really purveyors to the stars.
And lug us by the ears up into Heaven ?
How worse than useless, now, are our good eyes !
I would not open them if I might see The unimagined form of Beauty rise.
How softly unto dulcet sounds like these.
The current of our lives should glide away Into an old age of sweet memories.
Now is the time to die and feel no pang.
The dreadful potion ...would be so disguised In the bright sparkle of sweet music's wine.
Who knows not that beyond the amber air The voice of music never will be hushed, And silence would be sorrow ? O, believe When we have laid this mortal burden down, Which gives us gravity, and the green earth Spins off beneath us, we shall rise at once Where spring immortal thunders, and where roll Great globes of most celestial harmonies.
The Independent SIGHS IN THE SOUTH 37 SIGHS IN THE SOUTH.
0, FAR away the winds delay, On purple hills the soft airs play Which you and I would breathe to-day ; And the waters we would quaff Have a wild and mountain laugh ; Through the meadows, through the fallows, Past the willows, past the sallows, Breaks the brook to shoals and shallows, In New England far away, Where my heart has gone to-day.
What to read after Selected Poems of Henry Ames Blood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blood, Henry Ames, 1833-1901? to read onlineMoreLess
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