The Weed a Poem
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The comrades from us thus untimely rent ; For who so stern but must at least bemoan A fate which any day may be his own. • No more uproused the weary watch to keep, Beneath the wave how peacefully they sleep ; And undisturbed, though howling tempests blow, Enjoy a long unbroken watch below ; Till the Great Captain's awful voice commands The Angel of the Trump to pipe all hands ! The sea at that dread summons shall subside And in Earth's inmost deep recesses hide, Bare the hid treasures of its o...ozy bed, And, living, loathly yield its hoarded dead.
Enough. Why cram the dull prosaic page With all the details of this wondrous age ? Since, once its coming great achievements done, 'Twill prove a brief and transitory one, A flitting dawn to quell chaotic night And usher in an Age of perfect Light. As yet poor man, to his advantage blind, The slave of habit, hath not tuned his mind To such a key as with its spirit chimes, But holds the duller pitch of ruder times. Though Nature's powers like fabled genii stand Ready to execute his least command The Weed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The comrades from us thus untimely rent ; For who so stern but must at least bemoan A fate which any day may be his own. • No more uproused the weary watch to keep, Beneath the wave how peacefully they sleep ; And undisturbed, though howling tempests blow, Enjoy a long unbroken watch below ; Till the Great Captain's awful voice commands The Angel of the Trump to pipe all hands ! The sea at that dread summons shall subside And in Earth's inmost deep recesses hide, Bare the hid treasures of its o...ozy bed, And, living, loathly yield its hoarded dead.
Enough. Why cram the dull prosaic page With all the details of this wondrous age ? Since, once its coming great achievements done, 'Twill prove a brief and transitory one, A flitting dawn to quell chaotic night And usher in an Age of perfect Light. As yet poor man, to his advantage blind, The slave of habit, hath not tuned his mind To such a key as with its spirit chimes, But holds the duller pitch of ruder times. Though Nature's powers like fabled genii stand Ready to execute his least command The Weed.
What to read after The Weed a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Walter Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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