The Poetry of the Orient
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THE INFINITE COUNTENANCE. ^ WTiere'er I look, one Face alone I see, With every attribute of beauty in it blent ; Still, still the Godhead's face entrances me, Yielding transcendency of all that can be spent.
SELF-ISOLATION.
It needs not guards in front and rear to keep the crowd away ; Aversion to the vulgar throng will hold them all at bay.
A LOVELY CHILD.
Feast of my eyes, sweet little maid !
All loveliness on thee is laid ; And for thy growing, growth was made.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE INFINITE COUNTENANCE. ^ WTiere'er I look, one Face alone I see, With every attribute of beauty in it blent ; Still, still the Godhead's face entrances me, Yielding transcendency of all that can be spent.
SELF-ISOLATION.
It needs not guards in front and rear to keep the crowd away ; Aversion to the vulgar throng will hold them all at bay.
A LOVELY CHILD.
Feast of my eyes, sweet little maid !
All loveliness on thee is laid ; And for thy growing, growth was made.
-?...
What to read after The Poetry of the Orient?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alger William Rounseville to read onlineMoreLess
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