Fugitive Lines
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45 THE HOME.
/^ THOU that through thy panes dost look, and ^^ yearn Beyond thine own familiar scenes to roam, Thy face is set away from all, — oh, turn !
The world is in the marvellous light of home !
46 THE DEAD LAUREATE.
TT IS bark lay long in the widening stream, so near ■'• ■'■ The Infinite's dark Sea, Its throbs he felt, its murmurs seemed to hear, Caught its pure scents, and free !
II.
But when the great tide ebbed, a freshening gale From zones we may not bound, Arose, and, catching, gent...ly blew that sail Out toward the gulfs profound.
III.
Nor cried the wind, nor made the Sea its moan Upon the harbor bar.
As out he drifted to the great Unknown, So far away — so far !
47 THE PRAYER OF LIFE.
T EAD me, O God ! in life's brave early day, *— ' While skies are clear and all the world is gay; So many hurtful blooms my vision greet !
So many paths diverge to lure my feet Far from thy peaceful, sinless road astray !
And when the morning can no longer stay, And songs are mute, and noontide's fervent ray Upon the weary track must fiercely beat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
45 THE HOME.
/^ THOU that through thy panes dost look, and ^^ yearn Beyond thine own familiar scenes to roam, Thy face is set away from all, — oh, turn !
The world is in the marvellous light of home !
46 THE DEAD LAUREATE.
TT IS bark lay long in the widening stream, so near ■'• ■'■ The Infinite's dark Sea, Its throbs he felt, its murmurs seemed to hear, Caught its pure scents, and free !
II.
But when the great tide ebbed, a freshening gale From zones we may not bound, Arose, and, catching, gent...ly blew that sail Out toward the gulfs profound.
III.
Nor cried the wind, nor made the Sea its moan Upon the harbor bar.
As out he drifted to the great Unknown, So far away — so far !
47 THE PRAYER OF LIFE.
T EAD me, O God ! in life's brave early day, *— ' While skies are clear and all the world is gay; So many hurtful blooms my vision greet !
So many paths diverge to lure my feet Far from thy peaceful, sinless road astray !
And when the morning can no longer stay, And songs are mute, and noontide's fervent ray Upon the weary track must fiercely beat.
What to read after Fugitive Lines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stockard, Henry Jerome, 1858-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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