Transcriptions From Art And Nature
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For well she deemed the right had won.
As in some battle waged by men, And saw night's orb light field and fen.
As 'twere of Love the risen sun !
THE SILENT LAND THE Silent Land. What undefined desire Wakes at these words, like to the lam- bent fire Seen over marshland wastes, at dead of night, Flickering far in weird, uncanny flight !
74 The Silent Land, which poets love to name ; Mysterious region, where the present frame Of all that is, beyond our fancy's range, Doth yield itself to supersen...sual change.
The Silent Land, where, dread as olden fates, Vague, sombre shadows guard the entrance gates.
And where glide through the vapor sudden gleams, As 'twere, a spectral day's sunsetting beams.
The Silent Land, whereon that wan sun-glow Spreads, as a red moon-ray o'er plains of snow.
Upon which birch trees lean across the track Where wolves are wont to race in famished pack.
The Silent Land, a broad domain, so still That its deep quiet gives the heart a thrill — As when night-fowl sail by on noiseless wing — A thrill such as no sound hath power to bring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For well she deemed the right had won.
As in some battle waged by men, And saw night's orb light field and fen.
As 'twere of Love the risen sun !
THE SILENT LAND THE Silent Land. What undefined desire Wakes at these words, like to the lam- bent fire Seen over marshland wastes, at dead of night, Flickering far in weird, uncanny flight !
74 The Silent Land, which poets love to name ; Mysterious region, where the present frame Of all that is, beyond our fancy's range, Doth yield itself to supersen...sual change.
The Silent Land, where, dread as olden fates, Vague, sombre shadows guard the entrance gates.
And where glide through the vapor sudden gleams, As 'twere, a spectral day's sunsetting beams.
The Silent Land, whereon that wan sun-glow Spreads, as a red moon-ray o'er plains of snow.
Upon which birch trees lean across the track Where wolves are wont to race in famished pack.
The Silent Land, a broad domain, so still That its deep quiet gives the heart a thrill — As when night-fowl sail by on noiseless wing — A thrill such as no sound hath power to bring.
What to read after Transcriptions From Art And Nature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Struthers, William to read onlineMoreLess
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