The Mystic And Other Poems
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There, breathing low their wishes and desires, Made holy by the end, to enlarge Grod's reign And purify and dignify the mass Of matter, dark and void, with creatures apt For such estate, though lower far than they, God hearkened, granted leave to do their will.
And proffered more even then.
Plenipotent The suppliant assemblage returned ; their brows.
As through circumvolant myriads on they passed, Bright with the sense of God's imputed power.
Flashing delight. Benevolent they went, Creative the...y returned ; and to their hosts Of fellow-immortals all their triumphs tell.
Grand was the joy throughout those radiant tribes, Lift to the zenith of celestial bliss.
And instant impulse urging to begin The work orbific ; glorying in their plans Of future suzerainty and wide-spread sway Among new worlds of creatures yet to be.
72 A SPIRITUAL LBOBNB.
God taking thought. Himself, of son and star, With whom to think, indeed, is to create.
Those heavenly isles of light, of light profound.
Light within light, the bright abodes of bliss ; — Chaos, the rude conglomerate, co-asteme With all Divinity, they first commenced To soften, free and sever by degrees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There, breathing low their wishes and desires, Made holy by the end, to enlarge Grod's reign And purify and dignify the mass Of matter, dark and void, with creatures apt For such estate, though lower far than they, God hearkened, granted leave to do their will.
And proffered more even then.
Plenipotent The suppliant assemblage returned ; their brows.
As through circumvolant myriads on they passed, Bright with the sense of God's imputed power.
Flashing delight. Benevolent they went, Creative the...y returned ; and to their hosts Of fellow-immortals all their triumphs tell.
Grand was the joy throughout those radiant tribes, Lift to the zenith of celestial bliss.
And instant impulse urging to begin The work orbific ; glorying in their plans Of future suzerainty and wide-spread sway Among new worlds of creatures yet to be.
72 A SPIRITUAL LBOBNB.
God taking thought. Himself, of son and star, With whom to think, indeed, is to create.
Those heavenly isles of light, of light profound.
Light within light, the bright abodes of bliss ; — Chaos, the rude conglomerate, co-asteme With all Divinity, they first commenced To soften, free and sever by degrees.
What to read after The Mystic And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bailey, Philip James, 1816-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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