The Fire Divine
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'T is near the source of being; it repeats The vibrancy that runs in rhythmic beats Through all the shaken universe; and though Its language shall take not the ebb and flow Of speech articulate, it is that tone Cleaves closer to life's core; the thing alone Well-nigh it is, not thought about the thing; No pictured flight across a painted sky, The bird itself, the beating of its wing; The pang that is a cry ; Not human language, but pure ecstasy. PRELUDE FOR "A BOOK OF MUSIC " In this my BOOK OF... Music which hath come As does a lover's litany by some Miraculous chance, with added song to song, I trust I have my Lady done no wrong, My Lady of Melody I worshiped long. Blameless the artist praises the sweet rose If in his art he aim not to compose An image, all inanimate, that seeks To copy shrewdly those inviolate cheeks Or the rich, natural odor imitate; But shows, as best he can, its grace and state, The love that in him burns for this fair flower, And all his joy therein, for one sweet hour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'T is near the source of being; it repeats The vibrancy that runs in rhythmic beats Through all the shaken universe; and though Its language shall take not the ebb and flow Of speech articulate, it is that tone Cleaves closer to life's core; the thing alone Well-nigh it is, not thought about the thing; No pictured flight across a painted sky, The bird itself, the beating of its wing; The pang that is a cry ; Not human language, but pure ecstasy. PRELUDE FOR "A BOOK OF MUSIC " In this my BOOK OF... Music which hath come As does a lover's litany by some Miraculous chance, with added song to song, I trust I have my Lady done no wrong, My Lady of Melody I worshiped long. Blameless the artist praises the sweet rose If in his art he aim not to compose An image, all inanimate, that seeks To copy shrewdly those inviolate cheeks Or the rich, natural odor imitate; But shows, as best he can, its grace and state, The love that in him burns for this fair flower, And all his joy therein, for one sweet hour.
What to read after The Fire Divine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Watson Gilder to read onlineMoreLess
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