The Poets of Religion
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The flood of epic song, the hymns of every clime.
XI.
Mingled they came ; and all that breathing scene To careless glance had seemed a troubled maze ; But ever a soft sunlight fell between, And beauteous order shone beneath its rays ; The comet is not lost, though far it strays ; The spheres have music such as seraphs hear ; So the full torrent of ten thousand lays Rolled an harmonious measure o'er mine ear ; Song was the pulse of life, and song to heaven was dear.
XII.
In ancient lands where s...prings the day to birth, I saw a chosen sheplierd as he sang, " In the beginning how the heavens and earth Rose out of chaos :" then with timbrel's clang On the seashore the song of freedom rang ; Then fought the stars from heaven with Barak's thrust ; Then, pierced by wounded friendship's sternest pang.
The patient patriarch, seated in the dust, Sang to the Arab winds, his sad, victorious trust.
XIII.
A ruddy boy sang carols by his flock ; Their stripling champion sang a maiden train ; A hunted exile trod the desert rock ; A generous mourner wept the kingly slain ; A warrior bard had triumph on his strain ; A harper bowed where that dread ark abode ; A crownless father fled across the plain !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The flood of epic song, the hymns of every clime.
XI.
Mingled they came ; and all that breathing scene To careless glance had seemed a troubled maze ; But ever a soft sunlight fell between, And beauteous order shone beneath its rays ; The comet is not lost, though far it strays ; The spheres have music such as seraphs hear ; So the full torrent of ten thousand lays Rolled an harmonious measure o'er mine ear ; Song was the pulse of life, and song to heaven was dear.
XII.
In ancient lands where s...prings the day to birth, I saw a chosen sheplierd as he sang, " In the beginning how the heavens and earth Rose out of chaos :" then with timbrel's clang On the seashore the song of freedom rang ; Then fought the stars from heaven with Barak's thrust ; Then, pierced by wounded friendship's sternest pang.
The patient patriarch, seated in the dust, Sang to the Arab winds, his sad, victorious trust.
XIII.
A ruddy boy sang carols by his flock ; Their stripling champion sang a maiden train ; A hunted exile trod the desert rock ; A generous mourner wept the kingly slain ; A warrior bard had triumph on his strain ; A harper bowed where that dread ark abode ; A crownless father fled across the plain !
What to read after The Poets of Religion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Burgess to read onlineMoreLess
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