The Dream of Pythagoras And Other Poems
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Oh that thou hadst but a soul to feel How the sunbeams have rob'd and crown'd thee ; How the earth to thee doth her beauty reveal, How the ocean doth spread and the heavens unseal Their secrets of glory around thee.
132 TO THE SEA-BIRD.
Oh that there were but a heart to beat To the sweep of those graceful pinions ! A soul to ride in a chariot so fleet, To float in the track of the sunbeams' feet, And revel in light's dominions.
Oh that my soul for a moment might be To thy beautiful wings up-cau...ght ! That I might on a midsummer morning flee Through many bright forms over forest and sea, As Pythagoras wildly taught.
I would borrow, king Eagle, thy loftiest wing, And soar where no eye-beam could follow ; A carol of praise I would joyously sing In the breast of the beautiful bird of the spring, In a lonely and moon-lighted hollow.
Then I would hide in the sky-lark's throat, And descend on the rainbow's arch, On the clouds of the storm I would fearlessly float, And rock on the winds an invisible boat, And follow the thunder's march.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh that thou hadst but a soul to feel How the sunbeams have rob'd and crown'd thee ; How the earth to thee doth her beauty reveal, How the ocean doth spread and the heavens unseal Their secrets of glory around thee.
132 TO THE SEA-BIRD.
Oh that there were but a heart to beat To the sweep of those graceful pinions ! A soul to ride in a chariot so fleet, To float in the track of the sunbeams' feet, And revel in light's dominions.
Oh that my soul for a moment might be To thy beautiful wings up-cau...ght ! That I might on a midsummer morning flee Through many bright forms over forest and sea, As Pythagoras wildly taught.
I would borrow, king Eagle, thy loftiest wing, And soar where no eye-beam could follow ; A carol of praise I would joyously sing In the breast of the beautiful bird of the spring, In a lonely and moon-lighted hollow.
Then I would hide in the sky-lark's throat, And descend on the rainbow's arch, On the clouds of the storm I would fearlessly float, And rock on the winds an invisible boat, And follow the thunder's march.
What to read after The Dream of Pythagoras And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emma Tatham to read onlineMoreLess
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