Visions And Other Verse
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for in thy great Miltonic cadences the mighty heart Of nature beats, anon with joy serene, Anon with melancholy sad as leaves By Autumn kissed, but alway with a hope That sings its music to the darkest hour. With thee we lose ourselves within the wood, And make the tree our brother; every plant, That spreads its modest beauties to the sun, Or nestles in the shade, is then our kin, And we with them on nature s kindly breast In silence hearken to the voice divine. The flowers of the field were th...y dear friends, [ 26 ] TO WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT Who spake their message to thee as to one They trusted; and in swelling, golden note Of sounding rhythm thou gavest it to us, To keep enshrined within the heart of love.
All things that walk or fly could set thy soul To music s beat, as did that waterfowl Which caught thine eye, when in the vast Of space s unimaginable waste, Alone, yet confident, it took its way, And where, through thee, transfigured and sublime, It keeps forever an unwearied wing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
for in thy great Miltonic cadences the mighty heart Of nature beats, anon with joy serene, Anon with melancholy sad as leaves By Autumn kissed, but alway with a hope That sings its music to the darkest hour. With thee we lose ourselves within the wood, And make the tree our brother; every plant, That spreads its modest beauties to the sun, Or nestles in the shade, is then our kin, And we with them on nature s kindly breast In silence hearken to the voice divine. The flowers of the field were th...y dear friends, [ 26 ] TO WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT Who spake their message to thee as to one They trusted; and in swelling, golden note Of sounding rhythm thou gavest it to us, To keep enshrined within the heart of love.
All things that walk or fly could set thy soul To music s beat, as did that waterfowl Which caught thine eye, when in the vast Of space s unimaginable waste, Alone, yet confident, it took its way, And where, through thee, transfigured and sublime, It keeps forever an unwearied wing.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Robeson Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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