The Silent Dormitory And Other Poems
The Silent Dormitory And Other Poems
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Resolve that it shall have a princely birth, However poor thy yesterdays have been.
However humble thy to-day may be.
THE PEERLESS FLOWER.
O brother-man, rejoice ! To-day is thine.
Behold it cometh glorious in the east !
64 TffS PESRLSB8 FLOWBR.
The rifling tide of morning, creeping up, O'ersweeps night's sandy beach, The Milky Way, And now to th' utmost verge, each star submerged.
Is spread the brimming flood of day. The dawn !
This dawn I This very dawn which Nature boon Now gives to thee— wa...s e'er more splendid gift ?
Was ever nourished on the tree of life Bud more magnificent ? If thou wert prince Of all the earth, and this thy bridal day.
And Nature, mindful of the great event, Had from the birth of time nurtured a plant To bear one perfect, solitary flower To deck thy bride, methinks it must have been So like this lily-rose of dawn that men Had named it morning. Dawn ! This wondrous dawn] This budded glory that doth ope for thee.
Fresh from the garden of the Infinite; For thee, for thee, O soul disconsolate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Resolve that it shall have a princely birth, However poor thy yesterdays have been.
However humble thy to-day may be.
THE PEERLESS FLOWER.
O brother-man, rejoice ! To-day is thine.
Behold it cometh glorious in the east !
64 TffS PESRLSB8 FLOWBR.
The rifling tide of morning, creeping up, O'ersweeps night's sandy beach, The Milky Way, And now to th' utmost verge, each star submerged.
Is spread the brimming flood of day. The dawn !
This dawn I This very dawn which Nature boon Now gives to thee— wa...s e'er more splendid gift ?
Was ever nourished on the tree of life Bud more magnificent ? If thou wert prince Of all the earth, and this thy bridal day.
And Nature, mindful of the great event, Had from the birth of time nurtured a plant To bear one perfect, solitary flower To deck thy bride, methinks it must have been So like this lily-rose of dawn that men Had named it morning. Dawn ! This wondrous dawn] This budded glory that doth ope for thee.
Fresh from the garden of the Infinite; For thee, for thee, O soul disconsolate.
What to read after The Silent Dormitory And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lockwood, John, 1825 Or 6-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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