Canadian Lyrics And Other Poems
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And murmurings of immortality.
Such is a poet's ear Diviner things to hear — And such, a poet's eye The hidden gleams to spy.
The nobler shades and hues, the distant melody, Which are the touches of God's perfect artistry.
39 THE SEA I GREET thee, my beloved sea, once more! Once more I hear thy ancient murmuring, And mark thy smile on every liquid wing That wafts thy progress to and from the shore. Beckoning me to follow and explore The mystic language of thy lips, which bring Old, sacred whisp...ers — songs the sea-shells sing Pressed at the ear — lost voices we adore! O, my beloved sea ! and canst thou yet, After these lonely years of hope all fled. Have power to conjure scenes I'd fain forget And bury, with the lovely that lies dead? Where dost thou offer rest, thou restless sea? Far o'er thy bosom, or deep, deep under thee?
40 FAREWELL Call it a sunset or a dream — Thou'lt loveliest seem : Thy cheeks shadowing in the ebbing lights, The droop and waning in thine eyes, As in the skies, The stars close at the end of summer nights !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And murmurings of immortality.
Such is a poet's ear Diviner things to hear — And such, a poet's eye The hidden gleams to spy.
The nobler shades and hues, the distant melody, Which are the touches of God's perfect artistry.
39 THE SEA I GREET thee, my beloved sea, once more! Once more I hear thy ancient murmuring, And mark thy smile on every liquid wing That wafts thy progress to and from the shore. Beckoning me to follow and explore The mystic language of thy lips, which bring Old, sacred whisp...ers — songs the sea-shells sing Pressed at the ear — lost voices we adore! O, my beloved sea ! and canst thou yet, After these lonely years of hope all fled. Have power to conjure scenes I'd fain forget And bury, with the lovely that lies dead? Where dost thou offer rest, thou restless sea? Far o'er thy bosom, or deep, deep under thee?
40 FAREWELL Call it a sunset or a dream — Thou'lt loveliest seem : Thy cheeks shadowing in the ebbing lights, The droop and waning in thine eyes, As in the skies, The stars close at the end of summer nights !
What to read after Canadian Lyrics And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hyman Edelstein to read onlineMoreLess
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