Unto the Hills
Unto the Hills
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So may it be, till death and after, Dear, With me and you.
55 IN ST. PETER'S OF ROME^o 1870-1880 Before religion's ancient home, Where Michael Angelo's great dome Outsoars the seven hills of Rome, I stand ; the fountains leap and play. The stream of life flows either way. All earth and sky are keeping May.
' Pass in the pillared doors between. Push back the ponderous leathern screen. What vision in the shrine is seen ?' The bitter wind across me blown Comes from a wilderness of stone ; I wait, ...with buried Popes, alone. 56 No clear-voiced choir, no trumpet-blast, No living soul within the vast Cold cenotaph of ages past, Where ten years since, these aisles along, Before my eyes with pomp and song Swept the great Council's mitred throng.
Ah ! foolish priests ! The silver head You crowned all-wise, all wisdom fled, . In yonder marble cell lies dead.
The world that stared has gone its way, ' God's voice was not in him, ' men say, And turn to other shrines to pray.
While ye, whose altar sheds no light.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So may it be, till death and after, Dear, With me and you.
55 IN ST. PETER'S OF ROME^o 1870-1880 Before religion's ancient home, Where Michael Angelo's great dome Outsoars the seven hills of Rome, I stand ; the fountains leap and play. The stream of life flows either way. All earth and sky are keeping May.
' Pass in the pillared doors between. Push back the ponderous leathern screen. What vision in the shrine is seen ?' The bitter wind across me blown Comes from a wilderness of stone ; I wait, ...with buried Popes, alone. 56 No clear-voiced choir, no trumpet-blast, No living soul within the vast Cold cenotaph of ages past, Where ten years since, these aisles along, Before my eyes with pomp and song Swept the great Council's mitred throng.
Ah ! foolish priests ! The silver head You crowned all-wise, all wisdom fled, . In yonder marble cell lies dead.
The world that stared has gone its way, ' God's voice was not in him, ' men say, And turn to other shrines to pray.
While ye, whose altar sheds no light.
What to read after Unto the Hills?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas William Freshfield to read onlineMoreLess
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