The Poets And the Poetry of the Century volume 10
The Poets And the Poetry of the Century volume 10
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I know the spring with bud and bell ; The hush in summer woods at night ; Autumn, when leaves let in more hght ; Fantastic winter's lovely spell.
I know the rapture music gives, Its mj'stery of ordered tones ; Dream-muffled soul, it loves and moans.
And, half-alive, comes in and lives.
And verse I know, whose concord high Of thought and music lifts the soul Where many a glimmering starry shoal Glides through the Godhead's living sky.
Yea, Beauty's regnant All I know — The imperial head, the tho...ughtful ej'es; The God-imprisoned harmonies.
That out in gracious motions go. 527 528 GEORGE MACDONALD.
But I leave all, O Son of man, Put off my shoes, and come to Thee, Most lovely Thou of all I see.
Most potent Thou of all that can !
As child forsakes his favourite toy, His sisters' sport, his new-found nest ; And, climbing to his mother's breast.
Enjoys yet more his late-left joy — I lose to find. On fair-browed bride Fair pearls their fairest light afford ; So, gathered round Thy glory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I know the spring with bud and bell ; The hush in summer woods at night ; Autumn, when leaves let in more hght ; Fantastic winter's lovely spell.
I know the rapture music gives, Its mj'stery of ordered tones ; Dream-muffled soul, it loves and moans.
And, half-alive, comes in and lives.
And verse I know, whose concord high Of thought and music lifts the soul Where many a glimmering starry shoal Glides through the Godhead's living sky.
Yea, Beauty's regnant All I know — The imperial head, the tho...ughtful ej'es; The God-imprisoned harmonies.
That out in gracious motions go. 527 528 GEORGE MACDONALD.
But I leave all, O Son of man, Put off my shoes, and come to Thee, Most lovely Thou of all I see.
Most potent Thou of all that can !
As child forsakes his favourite toy, His sisters' sport, his new-found nest ; And, climbing to his mother's breast.
Enjoys yet more his late-left joy — I lose to find. On fair-browed bride Fair pearls their fairest light afford ; So, gathered round Thy glory.
What to read after The Poets And the Poetry of the Century volume 10?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred H Alfred Henry Miles to read onlineMoreLess
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