Songs Ballads From Over the Sea
Songs Ballads From Over the Sea
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We feel the sap go free When spring comes to the tree; And in our blood is stirred What warms the brooding bird.
The vital fire we breathe That bird and blade bequeathe, And strength of native clay- In our full veins hath sway. But in the urge intense And fellowship of sense, Suddenly comes a word In other ages heard ; On a great wind our souls Are borne to unknown goals, And past the bourne of space To the unaverted Face.
C. G. D. Roberts.
THE PROSPECTOR Lured by the golden glamour of the West..., He crossed the pathless plains and scaled the bold Titanic forms that, rising fold on fold. Touch heaven's blue; and toiling, strove to wrest From nature's rugged and reluctant breast The treasure she had hidden there of old — The treasure of her hoarded gold — Seductive hope of many a hapless quest!
For this he left all other hopes behind.
And gave his manhood's prime and powers away, Content to be forgotten of his kind — Yet all the while vvithin himself there lay The unregarded treasure of the mind, Deep-buried, priceless, wasting day by day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We feel the sap go free When spring comes to the tree; And in our blood is stirred What warms the brooding bird.
The vital fire we breathe That bird and blade bequeathe, And strength of native clay- In our full veins hath sway. But in the urge intense And fellowship of sense, Suddenly comes a word In other ages heard ; On a great wind our souls Are borne to unknown goals, And past the bourne of space To the unaverted Face.
C. G. D. Roberts.
THE PROSPECTOR Lured by the golden glamour of the West..., He crossed the pathless plains and scaled the bold Titanic forms that, rising fold on fold. Touch heaven's blue; and toiling, strove to wrest From nature's rugged and reluctant breast The treasure she had hidden there of old — The treasure of her hoarded gold — Seductive hope of many a hapless quest!
For this he left all other hopes behind.
And gave his manhood's prime and powers away, Content to be forgotten of his kind — Yet all the while vvithin himself there lay The unregarded treasure of the mind, Deep-buried, priceless, wasting day by day.
What to read after Songs Ballads From Over the Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Arthur Helps to read onlineMoreLess
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