Selections From the Poems of Walter C Smith
Selections From the Poems of Walter C Smith
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113 Ah ! who shall find the perfect Whole In the small fragment that we see? Or mirror in the flesh-bound soul The image of Immensity?
Our hearts within us faint, and we, Amid the storm and darkness driven, Cry out for God to earth and heaven ; But what if all our answer be Only our cry by the echoes given?
As light outside the Temple vast Coming and going, with sudden gleams On altar, pillar, and pavement cast, Down on our lower world He streams An externe glory. So it seems ; But who can tell...? The things that press On our dream-life's half-consciousness, Though real as the hills and streams, Are the stuff dreams are made of nevertheless.
Olrig Grange, p. 23.
BUT my Faith is not gone, although At times it seems to fade away.
I would I were as long ago ; I cling to God, and strive to say The devil and all his reasons Nay : But in the crucible of thought Old forms dissolve, nor have I got, Or seem to wish, new moulds of clay- To limit the boundless truth I sought.
Can the great God be aught but vague, Bounded by no horizon, save H 1 14 DRAMA TIC FRA GMENTS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
113 Ah ! who shall find the perfect Whole In the small fragment that we see? Or mirror in the flesh-bound soul The image of Immensity?
Our hearts within us faint, and we, Amid the storm and darkness driven, Cry out for God to earth and heaven ; But what if all our answer be Only our cry by the echoes given?
As light outside the Temple vast Coming and going, with sudden gleams On altar, pillar, and pavement cast, Down on our lower world He streams An externe glory. So it seems ; But who can tell...? The things that press On our dream-life's half-consciousness, Though real as the hills and streams, Are the stuff dreams are made of nevertheless.
Olrig Grange, p. 23.
BUT my Faith is not gone, although At times it seems to fade away.
I would I were as long ago ; I cling to God, and strive to say The devil and all his reasons Nay : But in the crucible of thought Old forms dissolve, nor have I got, Or seem to wish, new moulds of clay- To limit the boundless truth I sought.
Can the great God be aught but vague, Bounded by no horizon, save H 1 14 DRAMA TIC FRA GMENTS.
What to read after Selections From the Poems of Walter C Smith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter C Walter Chalmers Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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