The Man With the Hoe And Other Poems
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Ah, thus the gladness of the gods was sung, When the old Earth was young; That rapture rang, When the first morning on the mountains sprang: And now he shouts, and the world is young again ! Carol, my king, On your bough aswing ! Thou art not of these evil days Thou art a voice of the world s lost youth: Oh, tell me what is duty what is truth How to find God upon these hungry ways ; Tell of the golden prime, v 56 A Lyric of the Dawn When men beheld swift deities descend, Before the race was lef...t alone with Time, Homesick on Earth, and homeless to the end, When bird and beast could make a man their friend ; Before great Pan was dead, Before the naiads fled ; When maidens white with dark eyes shy and bold, With peals of laughter on the peaks of gold, Startled the still dawn- Shone in upon the mountains and were gone, Their voices fading silverly in depths of forests old. Sing of the wonders of their woodland ways, Before the weird earth-hunger of these days, When there was rippling mirth, When justice was on Earth, And light and grandeur of the Golden Age ; When never a heart was sad, When all from king to herdsman had A penny for a wage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah, thus the gladness of the gods was sung, When the old Earth was young; That rapture rang, When the first morning on the mountains sprang: And now he shouts, and the world is young again ! Carol, my king, On your bough aswing ! Thou art not of these evil days Thou art a voice of the world s lost youth: Oh, tell me what is duty what is truth How to find God upon these hungry ways ; Tell of the golden prime, v 56 A Lyric of the Dawn When men beheld swift deities descend, Before the race was lef...t alone with Time, Homesick on Earth, and homeless to the end, When bird and beast could make a man their friend ; Before great Pan was dead, Before the naiads fled ; When maidens white with dark eyes shy and bold, With peals of laughter on the peaks of gold, Startled the still dawn- Shone in upon the mountains and were gone, Their voices fading silverly in depths of forests old. Sing of the wonders of their woodland ways, Before the weird earth-hunger of these days, When there was rippling mirth, When justice was on Earth, And light and grandeur of the Golden Age ; When never a heart was sad, When all from king to herdsman had A penny for a wage.
What to read after The Man With the Hoe And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Markham to read onlineMoreLess
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