Destiny; a Poem: Pronounced Before the Associate Chapters of the Delta Phi, On Monday Evening, June 29th, 1846
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To cheer my childhood, o'er and o'er, The buds of beauty which unfold Beneath the sparkling pen of Moore, Oh these have taught me to adore, And own the spell Enchantment wreathes While on that rosy, radiant shore, A balmy gale of Eden breathes I — In Persian lands, in bow'rs Median, Fair nature is a book of doom.
And ponder'd by the dark Magian — Reveals a glory or a gloom.
Behold the Hindoo maiden haste To Caramania's desert waste And harken to the Parsee's (3) pray'r.
As in the realms of ethe...r heard.
They picture on the altar's glare An image of th' eternal Yerd : (4) Oh see the Hindoo maiden there To learn the doom her soul may share, x\nd wonder at the Gheber's (3) pow'r.
With Fate foreshadow'd to his eye From corses on the temple's tow'r When mangl'd by the vulture nigh, — 16 U E S T 1 N y .
VVhicli, drooping o'er the victim, tells His Destiny — or bright or dim, — If with dark Devetas (5) he dwells.
Or with the radiant Elohim. (6) Bright India ! ev'ry breath that fans Its perfume o'er thy golden sands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To cheer my childhood, o'er and o'er, The buds of beauty which unfold Beneath the sparkling pen of Moore, Oh these have taught me to adore, And own the spell Enchantment wreathes While on that rosy, radiant shore, A balmy gale of Eden breathes I — In Persian lands, in bow'rs Median, Fair nature is a book of doom.
And ponder'd by the dark Magian — Reveals a glory or a gloom.
Behold the Hindoo maiden haste To Caramania's desert waste And harken to the Parsee's (3) pray'r.
As in the realms of ethe...r heard.
They picture on the altar's glare An image of th' eternal Yerd : (4) Oh see the Hindoo maiden there To learn the doom her soul may share, x\nd wonder at the Gheber's (3) pow'r.
With Fate foreshadow'd to his eye From corses on the temple's tow'r When mangl'd by the vulture nigh, — 16 U E S T 1 N y .
VVhicli, drooping o'er the victim, tells His Destiny — or bright or dim, — If with dark Devetas (5) he dwells.
Or with the radiant Elohim. (6) Bright India ! ev'ry breath that fans Its perfume o'er thy golden sands.
What to read after Destiny; a Poem: Pronounced Before the Associate Chapters of the Delta Phi, On Monday Evening, June 29th, 1846?
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