The Dawn And the Day
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O earth and air and sacred sun! Nanda, my lord, Udra, my child, I come!" Then pale but calm, with fixed ecstatic gaze And steady steps she mounts the funeral-pile, Crying, "They beckon me! I come! I come!" Then sunk as if the silver cord were loosed As still as death upon her silent dead. Instant the flames from the four corners leaped, Mingling in one devouring, eager blaze. No groan, no cry, only the crackling flames, The wailing notes of many instruments, And solemn chant by many voices rais...ed, "Perfect is she who follows thus her lord. " O dark and cruel creeds, O perfect love, Fitter for heaven than this sad world of ours!
More than enough the prince had seen and heard. Bowed by the grievous burdens others bore, Feeling for others' sorrows as his own, Tears of divinest pity filled his eyes And deep and all-embracing love his heart. Home he returned, no more to find its rest.
But soon a light shines in that troubled house-- A son is born to sweet Yasodhara.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O earth and air and sacred sun! Nanda, my lord, Udra, my child, I come!" Then pale but calm, with fixed ecstatic gaze And steady steps she mounts the funeral-pile, Crying, "They beckon me! I come! I come!" Then sunk as if the silver cord were loosed As still as death upon her silent dead. Instant the flames from the four corners leaped, Mingling in one devouring, eager blaze. No groan, no cry, only the crackling flames, The wailing notes of many instruments, And solemn chant by many voices rais...ed, "Perfect is she who follows thus her lord. " O dark and cruel creeds, O perfect love, Fitter for heaven than this sad world of ours!
More than enough the prince had seen and heard. Bowed by the grievous burdens others bore, Feeling for others' sorrows as his own, Tears of divinest pity filled his eyes And deep and all-embracing love his heart. Home he returned, no more to find its rest.
But soon a light shines in that troubled house-- A son is born to sweet Yasodhara.
What to read after The Dawn And the Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Niles Henry Thayer to read onlineMoreLess
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