The Great Adventure
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She is the soul and tragic heart of youth ; She is the dreams and raptures that foretell, In legend, lyric, poem and parable, The spacious and supreme vision of Truth.
In life's last desolation and distress She is the touch that sets the Door ajar ; She is the peace, she is the passionless Chill wonder of the Night's infinite breath ; She is the nameless light, the mystic star In the illimitable skies of Death.
Ill THUNDER, like thunder of the wind-scourged sea, Of shouting multitudes and smitt...en lyres, The perfumed smoke of sacrificial fires, The palm, the paean, and the ecstasy That once confessed thy deep divinity Are gone: the music fails, the rapture tires, But still heart burns, soul reaches, sense desires, For thee, only for thee and all for thee ! For thou art She, indubitably She, The dear dream - woman, fatal and un known, Lilith and Helen and Eurydice; And for thy sake man laughed at God's de cree, And brought the haughty towers of Ilium down, And trod the pits of Hell because of thee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She is the soul and tragic heart of youth ; She is the dreams and raptures that foretell, In legend, lyric, poem and parable, The spacious and supreme vision of Truth.
In life's last desolation and distress She is the touch that sets the Door ajar ; She is the peace, she is the passionless Chill wonder of the Night's infinite breath ; She is the nameless light, the mystic star In the illimitable skies of Death.
Ill THUNDER, like thunder of the wind-scourged sea, Of shouting multitudes and smitt...en lyres, The perfumed smoke of sacrificial fires, The palm, the paean, and the ecstasy That once confessed thy deep divinity Are gone: the music fails, the rapture tires, But still heart burns, soul reaches, sense desires, For thee, only for thee and all for thee ! For thou art She, indubitably She, The dear dream - woman, fatal and un known, Lilith and Helen and Eurydice; And for thy sake man laughed at God's de cree, And brought the haughty towers of Ilium down, And trod the pits of Hell because of thee.
What to read after The Great Adventure?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Cabot Lodge to read onlineMoreLess
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