The World's Triumph; a Play, Prologue--Five Acts--Epilogue
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Of sordid luxury, and they reel in swound That is unlamped of aught save impulse fierce To rid them of the hideous misery; The loftier manhood, which should see for them The upward path to greater health and peace, Sits at the feast and shuts its heavy doors Against the night that roars with furious storms; So Life is blinded, and just Faith calls forth From grinding agony for sight of God, Who answers not, but all is blankness where His love shone forth in elder days as sun, Giving intenseness... to the subtle act Which is in each man the extreme of being.
The verge where he is joined with the Divine.
The friendship of the high must clasp again The outstretched joyance of the lower, the twain.
Now parted in the sore defeat of both.
United in a vital bond, which makes The vision possible and the true success.
Alfababi This have we seen with no less poig- nant sight.
And seek with you to bring from realm of thought Into the world of fact and use ; what means Not often scanned in our perplexed discourse Have you to-day, what reasoned plain device To make the dreamed of real?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of sordid luxury, and they reel in swound That is unlamped of aught save impulse fierce To rid them of the hideous misery; The loftier manhood, which should see for them The upward path to greater health and peace, Sits at the feast and shuts its heavy doors Against the night that roars with furious storms; So Life is blinded, and just Faith calls forth From grinding agony for sight of God, Who answers not, but all is blankness where His love shone forth in elder days as sun, Giving intenseness... to the subtle act Which is in each man the extreme of being.
The verge where he is joined with the Divine.
The friendship of the high must clasp again The outstretched joyance of the lower, the twain.
Now parted in the sore defeat of both.
United in a vital bond, which makes The vision possible and the true success.
Alfababi This have we seen with no less poig- nant sight.
And seek with you to bring from realm of thought Into the world of fact and use ; what means Not often scanned in our perplexed discourse Have you to-day, what reasoned plain device To make the dreamed of real?
What to read after The World's Triumph; a Play, Prologue--Five Acts--Epilogue?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis James Block to read onlineMoreLess
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