To Day And Yesterday
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Then as a gardener, with his care, He taught its tendrils how to dare. Trained them aloft, as ever they Toward the sun threw out their spray.
They flowered, but not the flower we know, That in perfection seems to glow ; Their flowers, for ages, seemed to be Things scentless, shaped hideously ; (46) 47 Or sending forth a poisonous breath, That spread an atmosphere of death. But, age by age, they bloomed and blew, As still the gardener's care they knew, And grew to be more choice than gold, Till ...they repaid him thousand-fold. Oh, fair Religion, man's choice flower, Whose buds he tended long ago, Now underneath thy leafy bower He from the heat, for shade, may go. There may he rest from burning rays, There may he pass his peaceful days, And gaze up to thy glowing bloom Thro' life, and in his hour of doom.
Whence came the weed ? whence came the flower ? Grown now to be a mighty power; And whence the wisdom of our race, To water it and guard its place ? And whence the impulse strange, that strove In it, to reach the sun, its love ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then as a gardener, with his care, He taught its tendrils how to dare. Trained them aloft, as ever they Toward the sun threw out their spray.
They flowered, but not the flower we know, That in perfection seems to glow ; Their flowers, for ages, seemed to be Things scentless, shaped hideously ; (46) 47 Or sending forth a poisonous breath, That spread an atmosphere of death. But, age by age, they bloomed and blew, As still the gardener's care they knew, And grew to be more choice than gold, Till ...they repaid him thousand-fold. Oh, fair Religion, man's choice flower, Whose buds he tended long ago, Now underneath thy leafy bower He from the heat, for shade, may go. There may he rest from burning rays, There may he pass his peaceful days, And gaze up to thy glowing bloom Thro' life, and in his hour of doom.
Whence came the weed ? whence came the flower ? Grown now to be a mighty power; And whence the wisdom of our race, To water it and guard its place ? And whence the impulse strange, that strove In it, to reach the sun, its love ?
What to read after To Day And Yesterday?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Willard Watson to read onlineMoreLess
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