The Poetical Works of John Sterling
The Poetical Works of John Sterling
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Now, in face of fiend and man.
Must the camp and city scan.
And outspeed the rushing van.
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Pause not, gentle Maiden, now !
Awful hands have marked thy hrow ; And, in lonely hours of prayer, 'Mid the leafy forest air.
Boundless Powers, Eternal eyes.
Looks that made old prophets wise, Have inspired thy solitude With a rapt, heroic mood.
And have taught thy humble weakness All the strength that dwells in meekness ; And with how devouring sway.
Right, oppressed by Long delay.
Bursts out in a jud...gment-day.
Thus thy heart is high and strong.
Swelling like cherubic song« y Google JOAN d'aBC. 115 For thou art so low and small^ It must be the Lord of All Who can thus a world appal.
Race and country, daily speech , That makes each man dear to each.
Friends and home, and love of mother, Grandsire's grave, and slaughtered brother.
Fields familiar, native sky.
Voices these that on thee cry* Winds pursue with vocal might.
Stars will not be dumb by night.
And the dry leaf on the ground Has a tongue of pealing sound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now, in face of fiend and man.
Must the camp and city scan.
And outspeed the rushing van.
nr.
Pause not, gentle Maiden, now !
Awful hands have marked thy hrow ; And, in lonely hours of prayer, 'Mid the leafy forest air.
Boundless Powers, Eternal eyes.
Looks that made old prophets wise, Have inspired thy solitude With a rapt, heroic mood.
And have taught thy humble weakness All the strength that dwells in meekness ; And with how devouring sway.
Right, oppressed by Long delay.
Bursts out in a jud...gment-day.
Thus thy heart is high and strong.
Swelling like cherubic song« y Google JOAN d'aBC. 115 For thou art so low and small^ It must be the Lord of All Who can thus a world appal.
Race and country, daily speech , That makes each man dear to each.
Friends and home, and love of mother, Grandsire's grave, and slaughtered brother.
Fields familiar, native sky.
Voices these that on thee cry* Winds pursue with vocal might.
Stars will not be dumb by night.
And the dry leaf on the ground Has a tongue of pealing sound.
What to read after The Poetical Works of John Sterling?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sterling, John, 1806-1844 to read onlineMoreLess
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