Spirit of Song; a Subjective Poem
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Sing, oh my harp, the peace These wandering spirits crave !
Sing! and the storm shall cease; Sing ! — it shall be thy slave.
Sing ! and the laughing streams Will bless the plains below ; Sing of the brighter dreams Some other life may know !
II SPIRIT OF SONG God hath not heard His cry, Who called from Calvary's hill : We answer, we, who die Ascending Calvary still.
The cup for mmi shall pass, Of sorrow, grief and tears ; — His answer comes — comes through An hundred thousand years : " Fair Art... makes light the strain Over the earth's rough way, Ever with lessening pain The toils of yesterday T For Art perfects the 7iiission Of something Nature wrought — The hand's complete fruition In symdolizijtg thoughts '' All beauty is in functiofi To fullest Tneasure made — Heaven s supre^nest unction On Man and Nature laid!' 12 SPIRIT OF SONG y Men answer thus, like gods,^ The prayer that heaven denies, Making of earthly sods A bridge to Paradise.
Oh, worldly knowledge, on ! ^ Thy heaven shall be more fair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sing, oh my harp, the peace These wandering spirits crave !
Sing! and the storm shall cease; Sing ! — it shall be thy slave.
Sing ! and the laughing streams Will bless the plains below ; Sing of the brighter dreams Some other life may know !
II SPIRIT OF SONG God hath not heard His cry, Who called from Calvary's hill : We answer, we, who die Ascending Calvary still.
The cup for mmi shall pass, Of sorrow, grief and tears ; — His answer comes — comes through An hundred thousand years : " Fair Art... makes light the strain Over the earth's rough way, Ever with lessening pain The toils of yesterday T For Art perfects the 7iiission Of something Nature wrought — The hand's complete fruition In symdolizijtg thoughts '' All beauty is in functiofi To fullest Tneasure made — Heaven s supre^nest unction On Man and Nature laid!' 12 SPIRIT OF SONG y Men answer thus, like gods,^ The prayer that heaven denies, Making of earthly sods A bridge to Paradise.
Oh, worldly knowledge, on ! ^ Thy heaven shall be more fair.
What to read after Spirit of Song; a Subjective Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ya Pamphlet Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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