Sundry Jottings Stray Leaves Fragments
Sundry Jottings Stray Leaves Fragments
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S and natural, Mid palms and olive groves of the East, At Yuletide, in humhle Judean manger, A hahe horn, Harbinger of Peace, King of the Inner Life. By process of the ages, physical, mental, spiritual, Came hlendmg of pagan forms and Christian virtues. The palm and olive overcoming the oak and pine. The ^Vest and North howing to the East and South. At Yuletide we, the product of these hlendings, Deck our habitations with mistletoe and holly, Signifying thereby our pagan oneness -with Nature, B...ut keeping within our hearts the peace and good-will of the Christ-child. BEFORE THE STORM A FRAGMENT The following lines -were written quite a number of years ago, and as several essays to complete them have been unsuccessful, the author has decided that as the picture drawn by the fragmentary line. -* seems not without merit, to print them in their present form. The whimsical thought is suggested that the inability of the author to complete the poem was caused by the immensity of the subject overcoming him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S and natural, Mid palms and olive groves of the East, At Yuletide, in humhle Judean manger, A hahe horn, Harbinger of Peace, King of the Inner Life. By process of the ages, physical, mental, spiritual, Came hlendmg of pagan forms and Christian virtues. The palm and olive overcoming the oak and pine. The ^Vest and North howing to the East and South. At Yuletide we, the product of these hlendings, Deck our habitations with mistletoe and holly, Signifying thereby our pagan oneness -with Nature, B...ut keeping within our hearts the peace and good-will of the Christ-child. BEFORE THE STORM A FRAGMENT The following lines -were written quite a number of years ago, and as several essays to complete them have been unsuccessful, the author has decided that as the picture drawn by the fragmentary line. -* seems not without merit, to print them in their present form. The whimsical thought is suggested that the inability of the author to complete the poem was caused by the immensity of the subject overcoming him.
What to read after Sundry Jottings Stray Leaves Fragments?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles W Charles Walter Carruth to read onlineMoreLess
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