Trinity Verse a Second Compilation From the Trinity Tablet 1868 1895 And Oth
Trinity Verse a Second Compilation From the Trinity Tablet 1868 1895 And Oth
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I speak I nod, again they sink to rest.
I am a King. My country is the land That lies between the bounds of birth and death Myself the lord, to rule with iron hand, Myself the serf to cringe at each demand.
Henry Rutgers Remsen JSl&bt BLIGHT YES, there were golden days Times when the pur. Ple haze And the rose-touched wings of ships, As soft as the sweet-briar's lips, Had meanings plain to me On land and sea.
When the sun drew up a breath That had no hint of death, From the ranks of the fallen ...grass, Or the wide, rush-floored morass ; And the great trees shouted loud, The giant-boughed ; And Sirius blazed in the night With a strange, mysterious might ; And the autumn twilight chill, On the ridge of the western hill, Made cities of somber flame That had no name.
These sang in my soul, and said Ah ! I know not what ; it is fled But they told of the secrets of life, And the prizes set for the strife, And they showed me a writing clear, Of wonder and fear.
59 IDerse But the writing is faded quite, And the voices are still in the night ; The sun goes down in the sky, And the ships go sailing by, But there comes no voice to me By land or sea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I speak I nod, again they sink to rest.
I am a King. My country is the land That lies between the bounds of birth and death Myself the lord, to rule with iron hand, Myself the serf to cringe at each demand.
Henry Rutgers Remsen JSl&bt BLIGHT YES, there were golden days Times when the pur. Ple haze And the rose-touched wings of ships, As soft as the sweet-briar's lips, Had meanings plain to me On land and sea.
When the sun drew up a breath That had no hint of death, From the ranks of the fallen ...grass, Or the wide, rush-floored morass ; And the great trees shouted loud, The giant-boughed ; And Sirius blazed in the night With a strange, mysterious might ; And the autumn twilight chill, On the ridge of the western hill, Made cities of somber flame That had no name.
These sang in my soul, and said Ah ! I know not what ; it is fled But they told of the secrets of life, And the prizes set for the strife, And they showed me a writing clear, Of wonder and fear.
59 IDerse But the writing is faded quite, And the voices are still in the night ; The sun goes down in the sky, And the ships go sailing by, But there comes no voice to me By land or sea.
What to read after Trinity Verse a Second Compilation From the Trinity Tablet 1868 1895 And Oth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De Forest Hicks to read onlineMoreLess
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