Seven Stars And Other Poems
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Out there the redwood forests lie, And miles of solemn spires uplift. The sands behind stretch white and wan, Where breakers curl into the sky, And ships sail out to where the sun Drops down to light the Orient s face. Yet we, both you and I, know well There is no space!
Looking out to sea from the heart of the Santa Cruz Mountains.
JUNE, 1913.
45 A THE CUP.
"Whether at Naishapur or Babylon, And if the cup with sweet or bitter run. " Rubaiyat.
ND fallen Babylon is sifted dust And Naishapur as r...ose-leaves blown away.
To the strong hand that holds the weaving cord, A thousand years are even as a day.
A thousand times has sweet life brimmed the cup, The cup been broken, and the wine been spilled, And patient love regathered it again, And with itself a new, fair vessel filled.
Was it for this the dregs ran bitter rue, The leas brimmed red with measured joy and pain? That out of tested knowledge One should rise And sift the fragments and rebuild again!
Is it for this, O Lover Infinite, The over-flowing cup of bitter-sweet, The spear-thrust, and the whole earth s travail pang, All drooping heads, all pierced hands and feet?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Out there the redwood forests lie, And miles of solemn spires uplift. The sands behind stretch white and wan, Where breakers curl into the sky, And ships sail out to where the sun Drops down to light the Orient s face. Yet we, both you and I, know well There is no space!
Looking out to sea from the heart of the Santa Cruz Mountains.
JUNE, 1913.
45 A THE CUP.
"Whether at Naishapur or Babylon, And if the cup with sweet or bitter run. " Rubaiyat.
ND fallen Babylon is sifted dust And Naishapur as r...ose-leaves blown away.
To the strong hand that holds the weaving cord, A thousand years are even as a day.
A thousand times has sweet life brimmed the cup, The cup been broken, and the wine been spilled, And patient love regathered it again, And with itself a new, fair vessel filled.
Was it for this the dregs ran bitter rue, The leas brimmed red with measured joy and pain? That out of tested knowledge One should rise And sift the fragments and rebuild again!
Is it for this, O Lover Infinite, The over-flowing cup of bitter-sweet, The spear-thrust, and the whole earth s travail pang, All drooping heads, all pierced hands and feet?
What to read after Seven Stars And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clare Shipman to read onlineMoreLess
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