The Temple of the Soul
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'Tis earnest endeavor that quickens success ; You must delve for the gem that you would possess.
The aim of it all is the balance of pow'r — And personal poise is the masterful dow'r; And all the mistakes you have made hitherto Are the ways that will lead to the right point of view.
See that poor woman there of exquisite grace, Whose bountiful talents illumine her face; She is painfully creeping o'er briar and thorn, While her beauty is fading, worried and worn — She is chained to the side of a... clod of dust, Who deprecates art and encourages lust.
She's as free as can be, but the thread of fear Holds her faithful in spite of the slavery drear.
He is cunning enough to know she is vain — And he lets out a link now and then in her chain.
"O what means that shadow?'* in anguish I cried.
As it covered the woman with fateful tide.
"O questioning one, can't you readily guess Who it is in the world causes all the distress?" "Yet, time will enlighten," said my guide, " 'tis Fate, This ill-looking shadow, this fiend incarnate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Tis earnest endeavor that quickens success ; You must delve for the gem that you would possess.
The aim of it all is the balance of pow'r — And personal poise is the masterful dow'r; And all the mistakes you have made hitherto Are the ways that will lead to the right point of view.
See that poor woman there of exquisite grace, Whose bountiful talents illumine her face; She is painfully creeping o'er briar and thorn, While her beauty is fading, worried and worn — She is chained to the side of a... clod of dust, Who deprecates art and encourages lust.
She's as free as can be, but the thread of fear Holds her faithful in spite of the slavery drear.
He is cunning enough to know she is vain — And he lets out a link now and then in her chain.
"O what means that shadow?'* in anguish I cried.
As it covered the woman with fateful tide.
"O questioning one, can't you readily guess Who it is in the world causes all the distress?" "Yet, time will enlighten," said my guide, " 'tis Fate, This ill-looking shadow, this fiend incarnate.
What to read after The Temple of the Soul?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Cathcart Bronson to read onlineMoreLess
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