The Longing of Ciree, And Other Poems
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And Indian and Roman, — We hear them all around today, From drooping man and woman.
34 OMNIA NOVA All seems the same, the hapless same; — So sounds repeated voicing; — All fact opposed to noble hope, All knowledge to rejoicing.
Ah no! not so! For Christmas points A new star in the heaven, A new life springing up on earth And a new vision given.
We gladly hail, on Christmas Day, A dawning fresh and splendid; We see man's griefs and pains and doubts By a new Man transcended.
35 THE EARTHLY VESTUR...E In haste the Shepherds ran to Bethlehem, And in the rock-hewn cradle viewed the Sign, A Babe in swaddling-clothes, — of Whom to them The Angel said, "This is the Man Divine," How it could be, they did not know; But worshipped, certain it was so.
In haste Apostles to the Garden ran, — Whose rock-hewn tomb proclaimed a message clear.
The folded grave-clothes whisper, while they scan, "Free from mortality. He is not here." How it could be, they did not know; But joyously confessed it so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Indian and Roman, — We hear them all around today, From drooping man and woman.
34 OMNIA NOVA All seems the same, the hapless same; — So sounds repeated voicing; — All fact opposed to noble hope, All knowledge to rejoicing.
Ah no! not so! For Christmas points A new star in the heaven, A new life springing up on earth And a new vision given.
We gladly hail, on Christmas Day, A dawning fresh and splendid; We see man's griefs and pains and doubts By a new Man transcended.
35 THE EARTHLY VESTUR...E In haste the Shepherds ran to Bethlehem, And in the rock-hewn cradle viewed the Sign, A Babe in swaddling-clothes, — of Whom to them The Angel said, "This is the Man Divine," How it could be, they did not know; But worshipped, certain it was so.
In haste Apostles to the Garden ran, — Whose rock-hewn tomb proclaimed a message clear.
The folded grave-clothes whisper, while they scan, "Free from mortality. He is not here." How it could be, they did not know; But joyously confessed it so.
What to read after The Longing of Ciree, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mann, Cameron, Bp., 1851- to read onlineMoreLess
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