From Sunset Ridge; Poems, Old And New
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And, in far glory dim, the Cross, Where Love o'erleaps the human bound.
STANZAS Of the heaven is generation : Fruition in the deep earth lies : And where the twain have broadest blending, The stateliest growths of life arise.
Set, then, thy root in earth more firmly : Raise thy fair head erect and free : And spread thy loving arms so widely, That heaven and earth shall meet in thee.
55 THE SMOOTH PORTRAIT How lightly hast thou learned of human grief !
Thy flesh has 'scaped the sacrificial knife... — Men quote the pride of a too happy life To set thy even virtues in relief.
The brow's serenity — the head thrown back That the audacious eyes may smile to heaven ; The mouth, with not one tender muscle riven By the impatient torture of the rack ; A joy self-continent, that overflows The marble of the face, for beauty's sake ; Heroic laughter, such as day might wake In a god's heart, with rosy, ringing blows.
Oh ! happy soul — upon thy placid breast The worn eye sinks, and has so much of calm, While the clear voice is medicine and balm To heal the aguish fever of unrest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And, in far glory dim, the Cross, Where Love o'erleaps the human bound.
STANZAS Of the heaven is generation : Fruition in the deep earth lies : And where the twain have broadest blending, The stateliest growths of life arise.
Set, then, thy root in earth more firmly : Raise thy fair head erect and free : And spread thy loving arms so widely, That heaven and earth shall meet in thee.
55 THE SMOOTH PORTRAIT How lightly hast thou learned of human grief !
Thy flesh has 'scaped the sacrificial knife... — Men quote the pride of a too happy life To set thy even virtues in relief.
The brow's serenity — the head thrown back That the audacious eyes may smile to heaven ; The mouth, with not one tender muscle riven By the impatient torture of the rack ; A joy self-continent, that overflows The marble of the face, for beauty's sake ; Heroic laughter, such as day might wake In a god's heart, with rosy, ringing blows.
Oh ! happy soul — upon thy placid breast The worn eye sinks, and has so much of calm, While the clear voice is medicine and balm To heal the aguish fever of unrest.
What to read after From Sunset Ridge; Poems, Old And New?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howe, Julia Ward, 1819-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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