The Inner Garden; a book of Verse
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Yet here's no rushing of exasperate wind Booming revolt amid a factious tide, Nor lordly shock on reef in ambush blind Of foaming waves that with a sob subside.
No ! but more fateful than the restless deep Whose crested hosts leap high to sink again, I hear, in solemn and portentous sweep, The slow, deliberate marshalling of men.
No monarch moves them, pawns, to win a goal; They felt life's fever rising in the soul.
[65] AMERICA job, this I know thy soul not yet has broke The teeming silence of... her modern sleep : Whenas the storm has slipped his windy yoke, Revolving on, encompassing the deep ; Small gulfs at first and shallow inland seas He hissing ruffles ; but Atlantic last, Long-played upon, responds with harmonies Prophetic-vague, sublime, and tragic-vast.
So thou, the lordliest instrument of time, The last, supreme, gigantic master-pipe, Wilt loose titanically thy solemn rhyme, Atlantic thunder, when the hour is ripe.
Thus from the noble teaching of the sea I arm my faith with valiant prophecy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet here's no rushing of exasperate wind Booming revolt amid a factious tide, Nor lordly shock on reef in ambush blind Of foaming waves that with a sob subside.
No ! but more fateful than the restless deep Whose crested hosts leap high to sink again, I hear, in solemn and portentous sweep, The slow, deliberate marshalling of men.
No monarch moves them, pawns, to win a goal; They felt life's fever rising in the soul.
[65] AMERICA job, this I know thy soul not yet has broke The teeming silence of... her modern sleep : Whenas the storm has slipped his windy yoke, Revolving on, encompassing the deep ; Small gulfs at first and shallow inland seas He hissing ruffles ; but Atlantic last, Long-played upon, responds with harmonies Prophetic-vague, sublime, and tragic-vast.
So thou, the lordliest instrument of time, The last, supreme, gigantic master-pipe, Wilt loose titanically thy solemn rhyme, Atlantic thunder, when the hour is ripe.
Thus from the noble teaching of the sea I arm my faith with valiant prophecy.
What to read after The Inner Garden; a book of Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holley Horace to read onlineMoreLess
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