The Lonely God And Other Poems
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I have poured My essence in his nostrils. I have cored His heart with my own spirit. Part of Me His mind with laboured growth unceasingly Must strive to equal Mine, must ever grow By virtue of my essence till he know Both Good and Evil through the solemn test Of Sin and Retribution, till, with zest, 12 THE LONELY GOD He feels his godhead, soars to challenge Me In mine own heaven for supremacy.
xv Through savage beasts and still more savage clay, Invincible, I bid him fight a way To greater batt...les; crawling through defeat Into defeat again; ordained to meet Disaster in disaster; prone to fall, I prick him with my memory to call Defiance at his victor, and arise With anguished fury to his greater size. Through tribulation, terror and despair, Astounded, he must fight to higher air, Climb battle into battle till he be Confronted with a flaming sword and Me.
XVI So growing age by age to greater strength, To greater beauty, skill and deep intent: THE LONELY GOD 13 With wisdom wrung from pain, with energy Nourished in Sin and Sorrow he will be Strong, pure and proud an enemy to meet Tremendous on a battlefield, or sweet To talk to as a friend with candid mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have poured My essence in his nostrils. I have cored His heart with my own spirit. Part of Me His mind with laboured growth unceasingly Must strive to equal Mine, must ever grow By virtue of my essence till he know Both Good and Evil through the solemn test Of Sin and Retribution, till, with zest, 12 THE LONELY GOD He feels his godhead, soars to challenge Me In mine own heaven for supremacy.
xv Through savage beasts and still more savage clay, Invincible, I bid him fight a way To greater batt...les; crawling through defeat Into defeat again; ordained to meet Disaster in disaster; prone to fall, I prick him with my memory to call Defiance at his victor, and arise With anguished fury to his greater size. Through tribulation, terror and despair, Astounded, he must fight to higher air, Climb battle into battle till he be Confronted with a flaming sword and Me.
XVI So growing age by age to greater strength, To greater beauty, skill and deep intent: THE LONELY GOD 13 With wisdom wrung from pain, with energy Nourished in Sin and Sorrow he will be Strong, pure and proud an enemy to meet Tremendous on a battlefield, or sweet To talk to as a friend with candid mind.
What to read after The Lonely God And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephens James to read onlineMoreLess
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