Songs of Joy
Songs of Joy
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While woman's love gives on, tho' unreceiving, And scorns to plead a truce upon the strife ; And youthful souls, as thine, in one fierce hour The height of all their unborn years achieving. Rise to the rapture of the perfect power. That makes the stature of the human life !
12 The Weaver's Holiday THIS is my holy day : and, foul or fine, Here is the shrine where I am pleased to be. High-perched above a valley's deep decline O'er woodlands sloping to a silver sea ! Here, amid mountain fern and m...ossy bed That spins from crag to crag its living lace, Where lady's bed-straw knots her delicate thread. And scarlet lichens gem my pillow-case, I lie and dream, my one-week summer through, Loosing the nimble shuttle forth to roam And weave the Vision, old, yet ever new, That more to the dreamer is than food or home, Where toil no lonfjer looks a tans;"led clue. But the mighty texture of a Day to come !
13 At the Glacier's Edge I SEEK not, or for thyself, or for thine own And best-beloved, how frail soe'er they be, A pasture-life of still tranquillity, The valley-shade, and murmurs monotone !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While woman's love gives on, tho' unreceiving, And scorns to plead a truce upon the strife ; And youthful souls, as thine, in one fierce hour The height of all their unborn years achieving. Rise to the rapture of the perfect power. That makes the stature of the human life !
12 The Weaver's Holiday THIS is my holy day : and, foul or fine, Here is the shrine where I am pleased to be. High-perched above a valley's deep decline O'er woodlands sloping to a silver sea ! Here, amid mountain fern and m...ossy bed That spins from crag to crag its living lace, Where lady's bed-straw knots her delicate thread. And scarlet lichens gem my pillow-case, I lie and dream, my one-week summer through, Loosing the nimble shuttle forth to roam And weave the Vision, old, yet ever new, That more to the dreamer is than food or home, Where toil no lonfjer looks a tans;"led clue. But the mighty texture of a Day to come !
13 At the Glacier's Edge I SEEK not, or for thyself, or for thine own And best-beloved, how frail soe'er they be, A pasture-life of still tranquillity, The valley-shade, and murmurs monotone !
What to read after Songs of Joy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A M Alice Mary Buckton to read onlineMoreLess
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