The Youth of Beauty And Other Poems
The Youth of Beauty And Other Poems
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My swift bark wings o'er seas whose undertone Echoes the chanting of that Paradisal zone Whence lately, life-elated, With joy precipitated. Thou, little child, caught'st up those wondrous skies Into thy magic eyes. Bringing to earth the glory they had seen, Retaining still the lustre of what THEY once had been !
On thro' the mirrored pools of thy reflective sight, On, o'er the bar of Heaven, the swift bark sped. Thro' countries of the Dead, The Dead so dead in that, as yet unborn, They wait for... Morn, Even as thou didst once, in state forlorn.
(50) A Child's Eyes — continued When at the summoning trumpet call of Life, The curiam rising on the Stage of Strife, With yearnmg limbs, at last The dread maction past. Robed in prenatal glory down to Earth They joyfully will wing to wombs of human birth ; On thro' the land where hands unseen have wrought The rainbow's glory and the poet's thought. Upward I sailed, still sailed, lo ! Paradise ! The argent-gated City set with stars And sunshme-fretted bars ; Thence, ere they lifted for my passing through — * Say !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My swift bark wings o'er seas whose undertone Echoes the chanting of that Paradisal zone Whence lately, life-elated, With joy precipitated. Thou, little child, caught'st up those wondrous skies Into thy magic eyes. Bringing to earth the glory they had seen, Retaining still the lustre of what THEY once had been !
On thro' the mirrored pools of thy reflective sight, On, o'er the bar of Heaven, the swift bark sped. Thro' countries of the Dead, The Dead so dead in that, as yet unborn, They wait for... Morn, Even as thou didst once, in state forlorn.
(50) A Child's Eyes — continued When at the summoning trumpet call of Life, The curiam rising on the Stage of Strife, With yearnmg limbs, at last The dread maction past. Robed in prenatal glory down to Earth They joyfully will wing to wombs of human birth ; On thro' the land where hands unseen have wrought The rainbow's glory and the poet's thought. Upward I sailed, still sailed, lo ! Paradise ! The argent-gated City set with stars And sunshme-fretted bars ; Thence, ere they lifted for my passing through — * Say !
What to read after The Youth of Beauty And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cecil Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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