Buds And Bird Voices (From "mosses From An Old Manse")
Buds And Bird Voices (From "mosses From An Old Manse")
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Nature is not cleanly according to ourprejudices. The beauty of preceding years, now transformed to brownand blighted deformity, obstructs the brightening loveliness of thepresent hour. Our avenue is strewn with the whole crop of autumn'swithered leaves. There are quantities of decayed branches which onetempest after another has flung down, black and rotten, and one ortwo with the ruin of a bird's-nest clinging to them. In the gardenare the dried bean-vines, the brown stalks of the asparagus-be...d, andmelancholy old cabbages which were frozen into the soil before theirunthrifty cultivator could find time to gather them. Howinvariably, throughout all the forms of life, do we find theseintermingled memorials of death! On the soil of thought and in thegarden of the heart, as well as in the sensual world, he witheredleaves, --the ideas and feelings that we have done with. There is nowind strong enough to sweep them away; infinite space will notgarner then from our sight. What mean they? Why may we not bepermitted to live and enjoy, as if this were the first life and ourown the primal enjoyment, instead of treading always on these dryhones and mouldering relics, from the aged accumulation of whichsprings all that now appears so young and new?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nature is not cleanly according to ourprejudices. The beauty of preceding years, now transformed to brownand blighted deformity, obstructs the brightening loveliness of thepresent hour. Our avenue is strewn with the whole crop of autumn'swithered leaves. There are quantities of decayed branches which onetempest after another has flung down, black and rotten, and one ortwo with the ruin of a bird's-nest clinging to them. In the gardenare the dried bean-vines, the brown stalks of the asparagus-be...d, andmelancholy old cabbages which were frozen into the soil before theirunthrifty cultivator could find time to gather them. Howinvariably, throughout all the forms of life, do we find theseintermingled memorials of death! On the soil of thought and in thegarden of the heart, as well as in the sensual world, he witheredleaves, --the ideas and feelings that we have done with. There is nowind strong enough to sweep them away; infinite space will notgarner then from our sight. What mean they? Why may we not bepermitted to live and enjoy, as if this were the first life and ourown the primal enjoyment, instead of treading always on these dryhones and mouldering relics, from the aged accumulation of whichsprings all that now appears so young and new?
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