The Collected Poems of Philip Bourke Marston, Comprising "song-Tide," "all in All," "wind-Voices," "a Last Harvest," And "aftermath."
The Collected Poems of Philip Bourke Marston, Comprising "song-Tide," "all in All," "wind-Voices," "a Last Harvest," And "aftermath."
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PURE SOULS.
Pure souls that watch above me from afar, To whom as to the stars I raise my eyes, Draw me to your large skies, Where God and quiet are.
Love's mouth is rose-red, and his voice is sweet.
His feet are winged, his eyes are as clear fire ; But I have no desire To follow his winged feet.
Friendship may change, or friends may pass away, And Fame 's a bride that men soon weary of; Since rest is not with Love, No joy that is may stay.
But they whose lives are pure, whose hearts are high, —... Those shining spirits by the world untamed, — May at the end, unshamed, Look on their days gone by.
O pure, strong souls, so star-like, calm, and bright, If even I before the end might feel.
Through quiet pulses, steal Your pureness, with purged sight WIND-VOICES.
I might Spring's gracious work behold once more Might hear, as once I heard, long, long ago, Great waters ebb and flow ; Might smell the rose of yore ; Might comprehend the winds and clouds again.
The saintly, peaceful moonlight hallowing all, The scent of leaves that fall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PURE SOULS.
Pure souls that watch above me from afar, To whom as to the stars I raise my eyes, Draw me to your large skies, Where God and quiet are.
Love's mouth is rose-red, and his voice is sweet.
His feet are winged, his eyes are as clear fire ; But I have no desire To follow his winged feet.
Friendship may change, or friends may pass away, And Fame 's a bride that men soon weary of; Since rest is not with Love, No joy that is may stay.
But they whose lives are pure, whose hearts are high, —... Those shining spirits by the world untamed, — May at the end, unshamed, Look on their days gone by.
O pure, strong souls, so star-like, calm, and bright, If even I before the end might feel.
Through quiet pulses, steal Your pureness, with purged sight WIND-VOICES.
I might Spring's gracious work behold once more Might hear, as once I heard, long, long ago, Great waters ebb and flow ; Might smell the rose of yore ; Might comprehend the winds and clouds again.
The saintly, peaceful moonlight hallowing all, The scent of leaves that fall.
What to read after The Collected Poems of Philip Bourke Marston, Comprising "song-Tide," "all in All," "wind-Voices," "a Last Harvest," And "aftermath."?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moulton, Louise Chandler, 1835-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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