The Melody of Life
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The giant mountains tower above While ranging low across The little hills are sentinels In robes of velvet moss.
The condor rests his eager wings On soft winds sweeping high; The mountains drape their misty veils Athwart the deep blue sky.
Sweet fields are decked in living green — It was a prophet's word Fulfilled where Echo Mountain shows This vision of the Lord.
102 SAINT CLOUD O LOVELY waters, pouring down To stairway's foot from stairway's crown, Coming from mouths of creatures mild, Coming... from mouths of dragons wild, From urns, from spouts on every side, Over the stairways deep and wide!
At first all slowly rippling o'er The stony sides and stony floor, Then sparkling, flying, hurrying past, Lest some small eddy should be last.
In sheets, in clouds, in veils of mist, — Here in the shade and there sun-kissed,- hurrying, rippling, singing throng.
To Naiad queen do ye belong?
Or is it Undine that ye hide In your white veils — a mystic bride?
1 ask, but ye do not reply, O lovely waters, hurrying by!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The giant mountains tower above While ranging low across The little hills are sentinels In robes of velvet moss.
The condor rests his eager wings On soft winds sweeping high; The mountains drape their misty veils Athwart the deep blue sky.
Sweet fields are decked in living green — It was a prophet's word Fulfilled where Echo Mountain shows This vision of the Lord.
102 SAINT CLOUD O LOVELY waters, pouring down To stairway's foot from stairway's crown, Coming from mouths of creatures mild, Coming... from mouths of dragons wild, From urns, from spouts on every side, Over the stairways deep and wide!
At first all slowly rippling o'er The stony sides and stony floor, Then sparkling, flying, hurrying past, Lest some small eddy should be last.
In sheets, in clouds, in veils of mist, — Here in the shade and there sun-kissed,- hurrying, rippling, singing throng.
To Naiad queen do ye belong?
Or is it Undine that ye hide In your white veils — a mystic bride?
1 ask, but ye do not reply, O lovely waters, hurrying by!
What to read after The Melody of Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lydia Avery Coonley Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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