The Coming of Love And Other Poems
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WHAT THE SILENT VOICES SAID A SONNET SEQUENCE I IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY "As the procession wound through the vast fane, bars and curiously formed flakes of golden light would, every now and then, break through the gloomy atmosphere and play along the tops of the arches and the roof. " " Love is the spirit's life and withers never : ' We twain shall meet again on some bright shore ! " So spake my heart, but still within its core Whisper'd that foe who mocks the soul's en- deavour : " The very great...ness of the man shall sever o 210 THE SILENT VOICES Thy soul from such a soul so wing'd to soar: Love wins no starry strand that can restore To thee a soul whose pinions mount for ever. " Though well I knew the voice was coward Fear's, It marred the solemn music in mine ears, Till, sudden, through the vapour-curtain grey Veiling the roof, fluttered a flake of light : A golden hand it seemed : 1 saw it play Along the roof — along the " Lantern's " height.
II THE GOLDEN HAND Was it a sign from those, forgot by Fame, Wiio built the minster — built by that same spell THE SILENT VOICES 211 Which bids the honey-bee fit cell to cell — Who shaped in joy until dead stone became A thing of life — who worked with poet's aim When seized by song to make what shall compel The maker's own fierce heart to say " 'Tis well "— Careless for other praise, for other blame ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
WHAT THE SILENT VOICES SAID A SONNET SEQUENCE I IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY "As the procession wound through the vast fane, bars and curiously formed flakes of golden light would, every now and then, break through the gloomy atmosphere and play along the tops of the arches and the roof. " " Love is the spirit's life and withers never : ' We twain shall meet again on some bright shore ! " So spake my heart, but still within its core Whisper'd that foe who mocks the soul's en- deavour : " The very great...ness of the man shall sever o 210 THE SILENT VOICES Thy soul from such a soul so wing'd to soar: Love wins no starry strand that can restore To thee a soul whose pinions mount for ever. " Though well I knew the voice was coward Fear's, It marred the solemn music in mine ears, Till, sudden, through the vapour-curtain grey Veiling the roof, fluttered a flake of light : A golden hand it seemed : 1 saw it play Along the roof — along the " Lantern's " height.
II THE GOLDEN HAND Was it a sign from those, forgot by Fame, Wiio built the minster — built by that same spell THE SILENT VOICES 211 Which bids the honey-bee fit cell to cell — Who shaped in joy until dead stone became A thing of life — who worked with poet's aim When seized by song to make what shall compel The maker's own fierce heart to say " 'Tis well "— Careless for other praise, for other blame ?
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