The Song of Life
The Song of Life
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And fix a middle flight from either reft.
Denotes a mind of godlike grasp and strength.
For years and time and knowledge of my kind Have made the marble statue of the grave, Unchanged save with the knowledge of the right.
The true ideal of my ripest thought.
For such an one can battle with the world And move a martyred king unto his grave.
And peaceful fold his robes for silent sleep/' 65 Digitized byCjOOQlC THE MYSTIC Down in the deep blue dark nnf athomed sea^ A wondrous pearl lay fair^ lost ...long ago.
Semembrance of that pearl still lived with men.
Of golden ages that had blessed the eiirth Before the pearl was lost in the deep sea.
A sybil old had said: *^Who seeks this pearl Must never yield to doubt or fear or pain; For if he backward turn or yield to these, The sea will yawn and gulp him fathoms down.
The food for grim eyed monsters of her caves.
And he must brave the terrors of the deep In such frail skiff as sails the placid wave Where ever blows the wind her softest gales.*' Amid the mountain vales there grew a youth As pure as a snow plant that blooms in spring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And fix a middle flight from either reft.
Denotes a mind of godlike grasp and strength.
For years and time and knowledge of my kind Have made the marble statue of the grave, Unchanged save with the knowledge of the right.
The true ideal of my ripest thought.
For such an one can battle with the world And move a martyred king unto his grave.
And peaceful fold his robes for silent sleep/' 65 Digitized byCjOOQlC THE MYSTIC Down in the deep blue dark nnf athomed sea^ A wondrous pearl lay fair^ lost ...long ago.
Semembrance of that pearl still lived with men.
Of golden ages that had blessed the eiirth Before the pearl was lost in the deep sea.
A sybil old had said: *^Who seeks this pearl Must never yield to doubt or fear or pain; For if he backward turn or yield to these, The sea will yawn and gulp him fathoms down.
The food for grim eyed monsters of her caves.
And he must brave the terrors of the deep In such frail skiff as sails the placid wave Where ever blows the wind her softest gales.*' Amid the mountain vales there grew a youth As pure as a snow plant that blooms in spring.
What to read after The Song of Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lanier, John J. (John Jabez), 1862-1942 to read onlineMoreLess
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