The Army of Days And Other Verse
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Unless, ah yes, unless before that day I pass beyond the need of that you teach.
Or, too, unless some pigmy shall have laid A sharpened blade against your furrowed sides ; [26] Unless devouring flames shall desecrate You, Temple of the Living God, or some Wild torrent sweeping down this quiet vale Shall cut the ground from under you, as do The baser passions surging through the lives Of men, so often lay them low.
[27] HOPE For this shall compensate in full all bitterness to me, That the ills I... may have suffered shall enable me to see The joy, the cheer there is in life since bitter- ness is gone; That the womb of blackest midnight holds the glory of the dawn.
[28] THE HOUR DIVINE I love the dawning of these perfect days When come the first pale tints that open wide The womb of light, and glow the while the rays Of splendor search the hidden nooks that hide The last of lingering night. I cherish, too.
The drowsy mid-forenoon when nature seems Asleep ; when drunken honey-bees are through The morning's first debauch, and in their dreams.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Unless, ah yes, unless before that day I pass beyond the need of that you teach.
Or, too, unless some pigmy shall have laid A sharpened blade against your furrowed sides ; [26] Unless devouring flames shall desecrate You, Temple of the Living God, or some Wild torrent sweeping down this quiet vale Shall cut the ground from under you, as do The baser passions surging through the lives Of men, so often lay them low.
[27] HOPE For this shall compensate in full all bitterness to me, That the ills I... may have suffered shall enable me to see The joy, the cheer there is in life since bitter- ness is gone; That the womb of blackest midnight holds the glory of the dawn.
[28] THE HOUR DIVINE I love the dawning of these perfect days When come the first pale tints that open wide The womb of light, and glow the while the rays Of splendor search the hidden nooks that hide The last of lingering night. I cherish, too.
The drowsy mid-forenoon when nature seems Asleep ; when drunken honey-bees are through The morning's first debauch, and in their dreams.
What to read after The Army of Days And Other Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry Maclafferty to read onlineMoreLess
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