The Yosemite
The Yosemite
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Alone in a Temple vast and grand, With spire and turret on every hand A world's Cathedral with walls sublime Chiselled and carved by the hand of time, And over all a starlit dome, -^' '*rr* ' " Beneath whose arch we dream of home.
III.
But the darkling shadows dissolve, and now The moonlight touches " El Capitan's" brow, ~ And the lesser stars grow pale and dim Along the sheer-cut mountain rim ; And, touched with magic, the gray walls stand The living dream of a fairy land.
IV.
Yet I know it is... real, for I see the spray Of Yosemite Fall in the moonlight play, Swaying and trembling a radiant glow, From the sky above to the vale below ; Like the ladder of old to Jacob given, A line of light from earth to heaven.
V.
And there comes to my soul a vision dear ' Of angel forms and voices here ; And I feel the sweet and wondrous power Of a Presence that fills the midnight hour ; And I know that Bethel is everywhere For prayer is the foot of the angel stair.
VI.
A light divine a holy rest Floods all the valley and fills my breast ; The very mountains are hushed in sleep, From Eagle Point to Sentinel Peak ; And a life-long lesson is taught me to-night, When shrouded in shadow to wait for the light.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alone in a Temple vast and grand, With spire and turret on every hand A world's Cathedral with walls sublime Chiselled and carved by the hand of time, And over all a starlit dome, -^' '*rr* ' " Beneath whose arch we dream of home.
III.
But the darkling shadows dissolve, and now The moonlight touches " El Capitan's" brow, ~ And the lesser stars grow pale and dim Along the sheer-cut mountain rim ; And, touched with magic, the gray walls stand The living dream of a fairy land.
IV.
Yet I know it is... real, for I see the spray Of Yosemite Fall in the moonlight play, Swaying and trembling a radiant glow, From the sky above to the vale below ; Like the ladder of old to Jacob given, A line of light from earth to heaven.
V.
And there comes to my soul a vision dear ' Of angel forms and voices here ; And I feel the sweet and wondrous power Of a Presence that fills the midnight hour ; And I know that Bethel is everywhere For prayer is the foot of the angel stair.
VI.
A light divine a holy rest Floods all the valley and fills my breast ; The very mountains are hushed in sleep, From Eagle Point to Sentinel Peak ; And a life-long lesson is taught me to-night, When shrouded in shadow to wait for the light.
What to read after The Yosemite?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bruce Wallace to read onlineMoreLess
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