The Poet And Elegiac Poems
The Poet And Elegiac Poems
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doth not he alone give balm To wearied hearts ; to merchant-minds, All aft their toil, he giveth calm- So they re refreshed, as with soft winds.
What would the traders in despair Do, had they not some poet s lay- To read, that braced them so they dare To live again the next long day!
The world of trade is like a waste- All sand and gray monotony ; Yet God as He rare flowers placed On earth, so with sweet Poetry.
He let the poets sing atune With Nature mankind, and the stars So know him as your ...flower-boon Who sings to heal fate s smarting scars !
Ah ! wreathe him with rare laurels green- He writes what Heaven sings to him ; His song is what High God s has been Since Angels sang: Our Eloim.
The Poet 61 Say not the poet is a useless man Spends lazy years of dreams and song He s just as needful in rare Nature s plan As men who trade their life-time long ! October 12, 1894.
WOMAN-FLOWERS.
We poets are like honey-seeking bees.
What numbers, all-untold, of flowers They sip, to find gold-sweetnesses.
What to read after The Poet And Elegiac Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis M Louis Michel Eilshemius to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
doth not he alone give balm To wearied hearts ; to merchant-minds, All aft their toil, he giveth calm- So they re refreshed, as with soft winds.
What would the traders in despair Do, had they not some poet s lay- To read, that braced them so they dare To live again the next long day!
The world of trade is like a waste- All sand and gray monotony ; Yet God as He rare flowers placed On earth, so with sweet Poetry.
He let the poets sing atune With Nature mankind, and the stars So know him as your ...flower-boon Who sings to heal fate s smarting scars !
Ah ! wreathe him with rare laurels green- He writes what Heaven sings to him ; His song is what High God s has been Since Angels sang: Our Eloim.
The Poet 61 Say not the poet is a useless man Spends lazy years of dreams and song He s just as needful in rare Nature s plan As men who trade their life-time long ! October 12, 1894.
WOMAN-FLOWERS.
We poets are like honey-seeking bees.
What numbers, all-untold, of flowers They sip, to find gold-sweetnesses.
What to read after The Poet And Elegiac Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis M Louis Michel Eilshemius to read onlineMoreLess
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