Silvania And Other Poems
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Pansies of the shadowy silva, Violets alban, blue or azure, The radiant rose, the dainty daisy, E en the pale poppy recount a story.
[38] SILVANIA They murmur of humility, of beauty, Of color, perfume in humble places, Of Destiny, Deity and Duty, Of ignote charms and native graces.
139] PENSEES I.
Deus Deus whose form and substance none May ever hope to comprehend, Yet lives in us, and his sign the sun Proves that his love is without end.
II. Destiny Destiny and Duty is labor and love, In imita...tion of the divine plan: For thus we rise to those realms of Light where the divine is evolved in man.
III. Materia Materia is but a transient phase, That we must pass in pain and woe, Destined by spirit our state to raise, And purer spheres one day to kno.
[43] SILVANIA IV. Elevation If thou wouldst rise to higher spheres, Direct thine eyes toward the heights; Each battle gained means countless years Of spiritual joy and intense delights.
V. School of Existence Our being to a school may be compared, A school where the boy long lessons learns, And he who masters goes forth prepared To fill the post for which he yearns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pansies of the shadowy silva, Violets alban, blue or azure, The radiant rose, the dainty daisy, E en the pale poppy recount a story.
[38] SILVANIA They murmur of humility, of beauty, Of color, perfume in humble places, Of Destiny, Deity and Duty, Of ignote charms and native graces.
139] PENSEES I.
Deus Deus whose form and substance none May ever hope to comprehend, Yet lives in us, and his sign the sun Proves that his love is without end.
II. Destiny Destiny and Duty is labor and love, In imita...tion of the divine plan: For thus we rise to those realms of Light where the divine is evolved in man.
III. Materia Materia is but a transient phase, That we must pass in pain and woe, Destined by spirit our state to raise, And purer spheres one day to kno.
[43] SILVANIA IV. Elevation If thou wouldst rise to higher spheres, Direct thine eyes toward the heights; Each battle gained means countless years Of spiritual joy and intense delights.
V. School of Existence Our being to a school may be compared, A school where the boy long lessons learns, And he who masters goes forth prepared To fill the post for which he yearns.
What to read after Silvania And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Du Bois to read onlineMoreLess
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