Storms in Teacups
Storms in Teacups
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for tliat radiance which is whiter than wliite-h(jt flame; more stainless than the glowing arc of the sky.
. •iO. Its rays still linger on the foreheads of babes: prevision shines on \\w. Brows of them that die.
25 o PSALM TO LIGHT 31. " Light, more light !" 'Tis the wistful cry of the sages: the beacon and confident quest of youth.
32. A watchword and a measure of immortality: " Light, more light ! Truth, more truth !" 26 NOON IN INDIA How heavy is the air ! The world seems spent. In sheer exc...ess of Hght pale champaks droop Furling their petals, shutting up their scent; Tall sunflowers, stiff-necked poppies, earthward stoop In mute obeisance to the tyrant sun, And queen-like roses bow a dumb assent One by one.
How still it is ! No more the frogs are heard Raucously arguing in the garden tank Where lotus-lilies float; every tired bird Desisted hours ago from song, and sank Into a dream. And look ! those lizards lie Like carved things on the wall: since ten they've stirred Never an eye.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
for tliat radiance which is whiter than wliite-h(jt flame; more stainless than the glowing arc of the sky.
. •iO. Its rays still linger on the foreheads of babes: prevision shines on \\w. Brows of them that die.
25 o PSALM TO LIGHT 31. " Light, more light !" 'Tis the wistful cry of the sages: the beacon and confident quest of youth.
32. A watchword and a measure of immortality: " Light, more light ! Truth, more truth !" 26 NOON IN INDIA How heavy is the air ! The world seems spent. In sheer exc...ess of Hght pale champaks droop Furling their petals, shutting up their scent; Tall sunflowers, stiff-necked poppies, earthward stoop In mute obeisance to the tyrant sun, And queen-like roses bow a dumb assent One by one.
How still it is ! No more the frogs are heard Raucously arguing in the garden tank Where lotus-lilies float; every tired bird Desisted hours ago from song, and sank Into a dream. And look ! those lizards lie Like carved things on the wall: since ten they've stirred Never an eye.
What to read after Storms in Teacups?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Bouch to read onlineMoreLess
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