The New World
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Immigrants all, one ship we ride, Man and his bride The journey through.
O let it be with a bridal-song ! . . .
" My shipmates are as many as eternity is long: The unborn and the living and the dead — And, Celia, you ! " Ill That midnight when the moon was tall I walked alone by the white lake — yet with a vanished race And with a race to come. To walk with dead men is to pray, To walk with men unborn — to find the way.
I have seen many days. That night I watched them all.
I have seen many a si...gn and trace Of beauty and of hope : An elm at night ; an arrowy waterfall ; The illimitable round unbroken scope Of life ; a friend's unfrightened dying face.
Though I have heard the cry of fear in crowded loneliness of space, Dead laughter from the lips of lust, Anger from fools, falsehood from sycophants, (My fear, my lips, my anger, my disgrace) 17 1 8 The New World Though I have held a golden cup and tasted rust, Seen cities rush to be defiled By the bright-fevered and consuming sin Of making only coin and lives to count it in, Yet once I watched with Celia, Watched on a ferry an Italian child, One whom America Had changed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Immigrants all, one ship we ride, Man and his bride The journey through.
O let it be with a bridal-song ! . . .
" My shipmates are as many as eternity is long: The unborn and the living and the dead — And, Celia, you ! " Ill That midnight when the moon was tall I walked alone by the white lake — yet with a vanished race And with a race to come. To walk with dead men is to pray, To walk with men unborn — to find the way.
I have seen many days. That night I watched them all.
I have seen many a si...gn and trace Of beauty and of hope : An elm at night ; an arrowy waterfall ; The illimitable round unbroken scope Of life ; a friend's unfrightened dying face.
Though I have heard the cry of fear in crowded loneliness of space, Dead laughter from the lips of lust, Anger from fools, falsehood from sycophants, (My fear, my lips, my anger, my disgrace) 17 1 8 The New World Though I have held a golden cup and tasted rust, Seen cities rush to be defiled By the bright-fevered and consuming sin Of making only coin and lives to count it in, Yet once I watched with Celia, Watched on a ferry an Italian child, One whom America Had changed.
What to read after The New World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bynner, Witter, 1881-1968 to read onlineMoreLess
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