Sequoia Sonnets
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[78] LOTUS DREAM YOU surge above the dusky desert hills, Moon-diademed like Isis when the Nile Trembles resplendent, as in prayer I kneel, A priest beside the lotus-pillared halls, Enthralled by all the witcheries of your spells As nearer you advance in radiance pale, Till at your feet with faltering vows I fall Where the illumined river onward rolls.
Beloved, could I stay your hasting feet Treading the cloudy magic of the night, What rapture would this hour consecrate, Which like a vapor vanis...hes to naught, A dream as old as Edfu's crumbling walls Where still the winging ibis, memory, calls.
[79] FIRE 'I Y 7HERE dwellest thou, O mystic spirit fire, yy Or in the steel or in the flint concealed ?
Nay, 'tis in mating them thou art revealed, Thou leapest from their clash with faint desire Till breath of life hath thrilled thee to aspire To conquer and to make all substance yield Before the power which thy craft can wield, Thou genial slave or djinn unloosed in irel So leaps a flame when man and maiden meet, And love engendered glows and gains in might; First a warm hearth and then a raging flame That ravages with all-consuming heat The house of life and leaves us in the night Homeless and cold and wondering whence we came.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[78] LOTUS DREAM YOU surge above the dusky desert hills, Moon-diademed like Isis when the Nile Trembles resplendent, as in prayer I kneel, A priest beside the lotus-pillared halls, Enthralled by all the witcheries of your spells As nearer you advance in radiance pale, Till at your feet with faltering vows I fall Where the illumined river onward rolls.
Beloved, could I stay your hasting feet Treading the cloudy magic of the night, What rapture would this hour consecrate, Which like a vapor vanis...hes to naught, A dream as old as Edfu's crumbling walls Where still the winging ibis, memory, calls.
[79] FIRE 'I Y 7HERE dwellest thou, O mystic spirit fire, yy Or in the steel or in the flint concealed ?
Nay, 'tis in mating them thou art revealed, Thou leapest from their clash with faint desire Till breath of life hath thrilled thee to aspire To conquer and to make all substance yield Before the power which thy craft can wield, Thou genial slave or djinn unloosed in irel So leaps a flame when man and maiden meet, And love engendered glows and gains in might; First a warm hearth and then a raging flame That ravages with all-consuming heat The house of life and leaves us in the night Homeless and cold and wondering whence we came.
What to read after Sequoia Sonnets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Augustus Keeler to read onlineMoreLess
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