The Labourers Child And Other Poems
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appeases Obi's dreaded rule, In the thick forest, or by reedy pool, A race whose quick relapse Guiana's shore.
Betrays the prey of superstition sore : So pregnant there with more than earthly might, The dreadful beauties Nature brings to light.
Reason tho' dull instinctively perceives A royal handiwork in all she weaves, Some more than mortal spell which ever links The form corporeal with the power that thinks.
A higher privilege be ours to space Each hidden dell, to search each secret place.
W...ith thankful hearts the paths of God to trace, In every changeful shape a clue to see To that grand recreating mystery ; Then leaps life's embryo in the startled soul, And darts, as steeds, toward the distant goal ; Now would the spirit wakening from her sleep, With joyous shout, as answers deep to deep ; THE SPRING WALK. G| Clad in her nuptial robe to heav*n aspire. Borne on the incense of the altar fire. Yea, faint with burning, as the altar brand, Gasps for the fountains of that promised land ; Thirsts for the peaceful regions which her Hope Who keeps life's golden key for her shall ope, When thro' the ruby portals rushing free.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
appeases Obi's dreaded rule, In the thick forest, or by reedy pool, A race whose quick relapse Guiana's shore.
Betrays the prey of superstition sore : So pregnant there with more than earthly might, The dreadful beauties Nature brings to light.
Reason tho' dull instinctively perceives A royal handiwork in all she weaves, Some more than mortal spell which ever links The form corporeal with the power that thinks.
A higher privilege be ours to space Each hidden dell, to search each secret place.
W...ith thankful hearts the paths of God to trace, In every changeful shape a clue to see To that grand recreating mystery ; Then leaps life's embryo in the startled soul, And darts, as steeds, toward the distant goal ; Now would the spirit wakening from her sleep, With joyous shout, as answers deep to deep ; THE SPRING WALK. G| Clad in her nuptial robe to heav*n aspire. Borne on the incense of the altar fire. Yea, faint with burning, as the altar brand, Gasps for the fountains of that promised land ; Thirsts for the peaceful regions which her Hope Who keeps life's golden key for her shall ope, When thro' the ruby portals rushing free.
What to read after The Labourers Child And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Richard William Waldy to read onlineMoreLess
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