The Complete Poetical Works of Joaquin Miller
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And foUow'd the trail through the rustle of leaves.
And stood by the wave where solitude weaves Her garments of mosses and lonely as God: That we did make venture when singers were young.
Inviting from Europe, from long-trodden lands That are easy of journeys, and holy from hands Laid upon by the Masters when giants had tongue: The prophet should lead us, —and lifting a hand To the world on the way, like a white guiding star.
Point out and allure to the fair and un- known, And the far, and the ...hidden delights of a land.
Behold my Sierras! there singers shall throng; Their white brows shall break through the wings of the night As the fierce condor breaks through the clouds in his flight; And X here plant the cross and possess them with song.
QUESTION?
In the days when my mother, the Earth, was young.
And you all were not, nor the likeness of you, She walk'd in her maidenly prime among The moonlit stars in the boundless blue.
Then the great sun lifted his shining shield.
And he flash'd his sword as the soldiers do, And he moved like a king full over the field.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And foUow'd the trail through the rustle of leaves.
And stood by the wave where solitude weaves Her garments of mosses and lonely as God: That we did make venture when singers were young.
Inviting from Europe, from long-trodden lands That are easy of journeys, and holy from hands Laid upon by the Masters when giants had tongue: The prophet should lead us, —and lifting a hand To the world on the way, like a white guiding star.
Point out and allure to the fair and un- known, And the far, and the ...hidden delights of a land.
Behold my Sierras! there singers shall throng; Their white brows shall break through the wings of the night As the fierce condor breaks through the clouds in his flight; And X here plant the cross and possess them with song.
QUESTION?
In the days when my mother, the Earth, was young.
And you all were not, nor the likeness of you, She walk'd in her maidenly prime among The moonlit stars in the boundless blue.
Then the great sun lifted his shining shield.
And he flash'd his sword as the soldiers do, And he moved like a king full over the field.
What to read after The Complete Poetical Works of Joaquin Miller?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller Joaquin to read onlineMoreLess
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