The Horns of Taurus
The Horns of Taurus
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A moment's speech, a glance, a touch of hands How well one understands !
Vaya ! Across the threshold of the day Flutters the first, faint ray.
35 Conquistador To MEREDITH STARR (H. C. ) BORNE high upon the "billow of largesse " The mystic, swept across the infinite sea, Beholds the burning of the sun's excess On everlasting waters rising free.
No longer perilled in the ocean-rage Tosses the aimless barque of human hands, But his strong sails adventurous engage And bear him upon unimagined lands....
Faint on a verge of unsubstantial cloud He leaves the shadowed earth of dark desire ; The thunders of eternity are loud, The sacred air is lit with living fire.
So, in his passage empyrean, steers The helmsman of the destinies of Man : In foam before him flake the smitten years, The winds blow wide the fragments of the plan.
NOTE. "The billow of largesse hath appeared, the thunder of the sea hath arrived. " Jelalu' d' Din (Nicholson's translation).
Nocturne of Lilies ON these shy waters where the star-light lingers I would we might for ever dream afloat, And music follow us, a silver note; The wind among the leaves has such soft fingers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A moment's speech, a glance, a touch of hands How well one understands !
Vaya ! Across the threshold of the day Flutters the first, faint ray.
35 Conquistador To MEREDITH STARR (H. C. ) BORNE high upon the "billow of largesse " The mystic, swept across the infinite sea, Beholds the burning of the sun's excess On everlasting waters rising free.
No longer perilled in the ocean-rage Tosses the aimless barque of human hands, But his strong sails adventurous engage And bear him upon unimagined lands....
Faint on a verge of unsubstantial cloud He leaves the shadowed earth of dark desire ; The thunders of eternity are loud, The sacred air is lit with living fire.
So, in his passage empyrean, steers The helmsman of the destinies of Man : In foam before him flake the smitten years, The winds blow wide the fragments of the plan.
NOTE. "The billow of largesse hath appeared, the thunder of the sea hath arrived. " Jelalu' d' Din (Nicholson's translation).
Nocturne of Lilies ON these shy waters where the star-light lingers I would we might for ever dream afloat, And music follow us, a silver note; The wind among the leaves has such soft fingers.
What to read after The Horns of Taurus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Griffyth James Griffyth Fairfax to read onlineMoreLess
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