The Ivy Leaf; a book of College And Alumnæ Poems
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The bay-crowned company, whose songs can teach The secret of eternal youth to man.
And still he fought our Alma Mater's fight Against the lance of every evil tongue, And wore her favor, and was known her knight, And deemed her ever faultless, fair, and young.
Oh, whatsoe'er of lasting bronze we rear This day, with pious and most fit intent That in this place his semblance shall appear.
These walls themselves are his best monument !
Thoughts are the high originals of things; The shaping spirit h...ath imperial scope ; There 's not a brick to which our ivy clings But first was fashioned by his dreaming hope.
For this we thank him ; but we thank him most For all he was, and for his dauntless cheer, As, looking seaward from our earthly coast, He faced the unknown deep without a fear.
The talisman of his remembrance ours.
We tread with braver step the ways he trod.
And see, in desert age, a field of flowers, In death, a voyage piloted of God !
AN ODE FOR THE HUNDREDTH ANNIVER- SARY OF THE BIRTH OF HORACE MANN, MAY 4, 1896.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The bay-crowned company, whose songs can teach The secret of eternal youth to man.
And still he fought our Alma Mater's fight Against the lance of every evil tongue, And wore her favor, and was known her knight, And deemed her ever faultless, fair, and young.
Oh, whatsoe'er of lasting bronze we rear This day, with pious and most fit intent That in this place his semblance shall appear.
These walls themselves are his best monument !
Thoughts are the high originals of things; The shaping spirit h...ath imperial scope ; There 's not a brick to which our ivy clings But first was fashioned by his dreaming hope.
For this we thank him ; but we thank him most For all he was, and for his dauntless cheer, As, looking seaward from our earthly coast, He faced the unknown deep without a fear.
The talisman of his remembrance ours.
We tread with braver step the ways he trod.
And see, in desert age, a field of flowers, In death, a voyage piloted of God !
AN ODE FOR THE HUNDREDTH ANNIVER- SARY OF THE BIRTH OF HORACE MANN, MAY 4, 1896.
What to read after The Ivy Leaf; a book of College And Alumnæ Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cone Helen Gray to read onlineMoreLess
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