The Poetical Works volume 4
The Poetical Works volume 4
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Ah sweet ! when you and I alone succeed With hearts that quiver and with feet that bleed In reaching that strange mountain-summit there, Shall we not smile — as round our close-linked hearts The unsullied wind, straight from the sunrise, darts Shall we not laugh — amid that sinless air !
124 VIII.
"MORE, MORE, HAD I THE POWER" More, more, had I the power, my soul would do. — Am I content, — till all thy soul is bright With God's own passionate unearthly light, And on thy forehead all God's heav...en of blue Set like a jewel ? Lo! I would renew Thy soul, long-lost amid the pathless night, — Be thine eternal champion in the fight, — Bring thee from false ends towards love's purpose true.
O love, thou knowest me not ! My love hath lightened From end to end of heaven, and heaven hath brightened ; It is a tender gift : — it is a sword To cut all chains and armlets that surround thee. Astray thou wast, — but lo ! thy love hath found thee.
Rise. Thou art free to meet thy rightful lord.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah sweet ! when you and I alone succeed With hearts that quiver and with feet that bleed In reaching that strange mountain-summit there, Shall we not smile — as round our close-linked hearts The unsullied wind, straight from the sunrise, darts Shall we not laugh — amid that sinless air !
124 VIII.
"MORE, MORE, HAD I THE POWER" More, more, had I the power, my soul would do. — Am I content, — till all thy soul is bright With God's own passionate unearthly light, And on thy forehead all God's heav...en of blue Set like a jewel ? Lo! I would renew Thy soul, long-lost amid the pathless night, — Be thine eternal champion in the fight, — Bring thee from false ends towards love's purpose true.
O love, thou knowest me not ! My love hath lightened From end to end of heaven, and heaven hath brightened ; It is a tender gift : — it is a sword To cut all chains and armlets that surround thee. Astray thou wast, — but lo ! thy love hath found thee.
Rise. Thou art free to meet thy rightful lord.
What to read after The Poetical Works volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Barlow to read onlineMoreLess
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