"where It Listeth"
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By what intuitions led, Do you rise from mouldy bed? By what obedience divine Brim with fragrance, as with wine, Cups, outblown with subtler grace Than Cellini and his race Ever gave to cup or shrine? Whence that generosity, Calling winged things to sup, Bids you lift a sweetened cup To the painted Moth and Bee? Or woo the wind to bend and take Largesse on his wings, to shake And scatter all along his way? I too, summoned from the clod, Must to my full stature rise, Lift my cup some thirst to s...lake, 'Dress me to some fair emprise. Little neighbours of the sod, Kin to me, and kin to God!
[59] TODAY WALKING the hills of morn, Holding the star of dawn, Cometh To-day: Catch at her hem, and pray That she will loiter slow; All that of time we know Lies in those shadow hours Dialled by her frail flowers.
Too soon, with subtle grace, Turning her lovely face, She'll slip away, To be but Yesterday!
And when, her distant feet, We strain our eyes to greet, Trucing our sorrow, We'll call her then, To-morrow!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By what intuitions led, Do you rise from mouldy bed? By what obedience divine Brim with fragrance, as with wine, Cups, outblown with subtler grace Than Cellini and his race Ever gave to cup or shrine? Whence that generosity, Calling winged things to sup, Bids you lift a sweetened cup To the painted Moth and Bee? Or woo the wind to bend and take Largesse on his wings, to shake And scatter all along his way? I too, summoned from the clod, Must to my full stature rise, Lift my cup some thirst to s...lake, 'Dress me to some fair emprise. Little neighbours of the sod, Kin to me, and kin to God!
[59] TODAY WALKING the hills of morn, Holding the star of dawn, Cometh To-day: Catch at her hem, and pray That she will loiter slow; All that of time we know Lies in those shadow hours Dialled by her frail flowers.
Too soon, with subtle grace, Turning her lovely face, She'll slip away, To be but Yesterday!
And when, her distant feet, We strain our eyes to greet, Trucing our sorrow, We'll call her then, To-morrow!
What to read after "where It Listeth"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Norsworthy Shepard to read onlineMoreLess
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