The Stars of Our Country : a Collection of Poems
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He lived in contemplation high, Of all the glories of the sk.y, And sweetest lessons took From earth and air, the bright and fair Of every place, and age and race, And read from Nature's book.
And now he sits upon a throne, A monarch in a realm his own, And holds the universe Within his grasp, with tender clasp, A regal king- with soul to sing.
Though stri];)t of script and purse.
Now list the music of his shell.
And hear his raptured accents tell Of pure and noble things ; With minstrel's art ...and poet's heart.
He fills the bowl that soothes the soul, And plays upon its strings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He lived in contemplation high, Of all the glories of the sk.y, And sweetest lessons took From earth and air, the bright and fair Of every place, and age and race, And read from Nature's book.
And now he sits upon a throne, A monarch in a realm his own, And holds the universe Within his grasp, with tender clasp, A regal king- with soul to sing.
Though stri];)t of script and purse.
Now list the music of his shell.
And hear his raptured accents tell Of pure and noble things ; With minstrel's art ...and poet's heart.
He fills the bowl that soothes the soul, And plays upon its strings.
'59 ? ■« ;; a IS 4-J ^ eS 35 ?* ' — ' -co^ Oi 03 •M Oi as •:3 a 1 -i-i b"^ Is - 0) a be ^ a f- .r-. 08 — S.'i «ft -d-S- U Of} O cc ,« a: Mluu ehahi e mid 60 2-^ a+^ g.2 MINNESOTA.
What to read after The Stars of Our Country : a Collection of Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson Woodrow to read onlineMoreLess
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