The Course of Time, a Poem
The Course of Time, a Poem
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with thy orient locks, night, moon, and stars ! And thou, celestial bow, and all ye woods, And hills and vales, first trod in dawning life, And hours of holy musing, wake ! wake, Earth ! And smiling, to remembrance come, and bring, For thou canst bring, meet argument for song Of heavenly harp, meet hearing for the ear Of heavenly auditor, exalted high.
God gave much peace on earth — much holy joy ; BOOK FIFTH. 115 Opened fountains of perennial spring, whence flowed Abundant happiness to all who... wished To drink, not perfect bliss ; that dwells with us, Beneath the eyelids of the Eternal One, A. Nd sits at His right hand alone ; but such As well deserved the name, abundant joy ; Pleasures on which the memory of saints Of highest glory still delights to dwell.
It was, we own, subject of much debate, And worthy men stood on opposing sides, Whether the cup of mortal life had more Of sour or sweet. Vain question this, when asked In general terms, and worthy to be left Unsolved. If most was sour, the drinker, not The cup, we blame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
with thy orient locks, night, moon, and stars ! And thou, celestial bow, and all ye woods, And hills and vales, first trod in dawning life, And hours of holy musing, wake ! wake, Earth ! And smiling, to remembrance come, and bring, For thou canst bring, meet argument for song Of heavenly harp, meet hearing for the ear Of heavenly auditor, exalted high.
God gave much peace on earth — much holy joy ; BOOK FIFTH. 115 Opened fountains of perennial spring, whence flowed Abundant happiness to all who... wished To drink, not perfect bliss ; that dwells with us, Beneath the eyelids of the Eternal One, A. Nd sits at His right hand alone ; but such As well deserved the name, abundant joy ; Pleasures on which the memory of saints Of highest glory still delights to dwell.
It was, we own, subject of much debate, And worthy men stood on opposing sides, Whether the cup of mortal life had more Of sour or sweet. Vain question this, when asked In general terms, and worthy to be left Unsolved. If most was sour, the drinker, not The cup, we blame.
What to read after The Course of Time, a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Pollok to read onlineMoreLess
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