Songs of a Miner
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47 48 I Would I Were I would I were a perfect peace I'd steep your soul in angel light, I'd give the ocean's mighty calm With summer's silver moony night, So would I banish your despair With grace won from the swallow's flight- I would I were a perfect peace, I'd bathe your soul in angel light.
TO A BLACKBIRD Blythe fount of song, within thy breast A lyric spring of love is guest, You tune my heart to beat with Spring And throb with that sweet song you sing- A song of sadness and of mirth That ...woos the snowdrops to their birth.
You wake the dreams that probe the star, Fling vistaed hopes where dreamers are, Stir the divinity in men, And wake to effort strength again ; Fling wide creation's glamour keen O'er all that must be — is— has been.
You sing the hopes of coming day That beckon life along God's way, Until my heart leaps up to sing In rapture with you, bird of Spring; 4 49 50 To a Blackbird Not seasons only do you see But Time's eternities with me.
I sense the vision that you see, I feel the dreams my soul would be, As, fronting to the evening star, You pour your dreams across the bar Of space-hung worlds — and prove how well A strong, brave soul might sing in Hell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
47 48 I Would I Were I would I were a perfect peace I'd steep your soul in angel light, I'd give the ocean's mighty calm With summer's silver moony night, So would I banish your despair With grace won from the swallow's flight- I would I were a perfect peace, I'd bathe your soul in angel light.
TO A BLACKBIRD Blythe fount of song, within thy breast A lyric spring of love is guest, You tune my heart to beat with Spring And throb with that sweet song you sing- A song of sadness and of mirth That ...woos the snowdrops to their birth.
You wake the dreams that probe the star, Fling vistaed hopes where dreamers are, Stir the divinity in men, And wake to effort strength again ; Fling wide creation's glamour keen O'er all that must be — is— has been.
You sing the hopes of coming day That beckon life along God's way, Until my heart leaps up to sing In rapture with you, bird of Spring; 4 49 50 To a Blackbird Not seasons only do you see But Time's eternities with me.
I sense the vision that you see, I feel the dreams my soul would be, As, fronting to the evening star, You pour your dreams across the bar Of space-hung worlds — and prove how well A strong, brave soul might sing in Hell.
What to read after Songs of a Miner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Welsh James C. to read onlineMoreLess
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