Swords for Life
Swords for Life
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BENEATH the single lamp's pale glow She sits enthroned, her fair round head Held high, her tiny body thrilled To power, while from her fingers flow The deathless torrents of the dead Whose living voice may not be stilled By death, him who with closed eyes Listens, his sombre lips tight locked Upon a song unsung, as one Deaf to the world, seeking harmonies Of all the spheres, a spirit rocked In silence, nourished of the sun, Beethoven I Hia aw thunder and sleep, 61 62 Beethoven Calvary, and the ...silver rain Of peace ! He wrung his heart of blood To pour like manna in the deep Places where no love or pain May reach to give the spirit food Save love and pain like his : for he So faithfully loved life he gave His holy spirit shape, and then, Beneficent, sent it forth to be A saviour of mankind, to save All strong and suffering hearts of men.
Weak hearts must faint before his tide, Which storms their cliffs with little ruth, But those deep visioned and un-calm, Who hurl themselves on Time, and ride His tameless hours to hound down Truth, May dare his battle, and take his balm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BENEATH the single lamp's pale glow She sits enthroned, her fair round head Held high, her tiny body thrilled To power, while from her fingers flow The deathless torrents of the dead Whose living voice may not be stilled By death, him who with closed eyes Listens, his sombre lips tight locked Upon a song unsung, as one Deaf to the world, seeking harmonies Of all the spheres, a spirit rocked In silence, nourished of the sun, Beethoven I Hia aw thunder and sleep, 61 62 Beethoven Calvary, and the ...silver rain Of peace ! He wrung his heart of blood To pour like manna in the deep Places where no love or pain May reach to give the spirit food Save love and pain like his : for he So faithfully loved life he gave His holy spirit shape, and then, Beneficent, sent it forth to be A saviour of mankind, to save All strong and suffering hearts of men.
Weak hearts must faint before his tide, Which storms their cliffs with little ruth, But those deep visioned and un-calm, Who hurl themselves on Time, and ride His tameless hours to hound down Truth, May dare his battle, and take his balm.
What to read after Swords for Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Irene Mcleod to read onlineMoreLess
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