The New Hesperides : a Poem Read Before the Society of Phi Beta Kappa At Columbia University, June 11, 1901
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Dreams are for dreamers, toil for human hands ; ' And he who seeks shall find, shall surely find.
The only perfect lands.
No longer can the clouded hope disguise The dreamer's heritage to the daedal mind ; Oh, evermore beneath the open skies.
The hallowed shimmer on mysterious strands, The undying vision and the ceaseless quest.
Shall haunt the windy world, and all men's eyes Burn with the sun toward the wondrous West.
Some seek the mellow fruit whose blossoms flame Hesperidean gardens, others ...dare The wilder seas that knew no charted name, Bound for Saturnian continents, and fare Thro' tempest to the Fortunate Isles of fame, Forever seeking what they could not find.
Forever finding what they did not seek ; And when Olympus, silent in its shame At sight of Delphi closed and Sibyls blind.
Heard heaven thunder and the one God speak, The vision found new ardors, and the quest Sent purer spirits ever farther West ; As when St. Malo, in his hermit cell.
Heart-weary of the changeless day and night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dreams are for dreamers, toil for human hands ; ' And he who seeks shall find, shall surely find.
The only perfect lands.
No longer can the clouded hope disguise The dreamer's heritage to the daedal mind ; Oh, evermore beneath the open skies.
The hallowed shimmer on mysterious strands, The undying vision and the ceaseless quest.
Shall haunt the windy world, and all men's eyes Burn with the sun toward the wondrous West.
Some seek the mellow fruit whose blossoms flame Hesperidean gardens, others ...dare The wilder seas that knew no charted name, Bound for Saturnian continents, and fare Thro' tempest to the Fortunate Isles of fame, Forever seeking what they could not find.
Forever finding what they did not seek ; And when Olympus, silent in its shame At sight of Delphi closed and Sibyls blind.
Heard heaven thunder and the one God speak, The vision found new ardors, and the quest Sent purer spirits ever farther West ; As when St. Malo, in his hermit cell.
Heart-weary of the changeless day and night.
What to read after The New Hesperides : a Poem Read Before the Society of Phi Beta Kappa At Columbia University, June 11, 1901?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phi Beta Kappa to read onlineMoreLess
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