Hymns, Home, Harvard
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To scream at the far-bristling, tower-lit shore New England's vain watching, toilsome care.
For sons on this brilliant, changeful sea ; (Great signals to guide her absent flock 140 THE OCEAN CHAIR.
Bound homeward ;) while he, in horrid glee, Laughs, as down dashed on the hidden rock Fall bars of iron, fail skill and toil !
Shuddering afar beneath sheltering dome.
Safe Hstening to ocean's dread turmoil, Dreams woman of icy ropes, at home.
Whose chair? Lo, soft on the cHff above Waves snowy mande..., treads trembUng foot ; Man, all too tender to woman's love, Guides, guides the maiden, so never jar.
Frame so gentle shall shake or mar.
Out she gazed on the gleaming sea, That is, and has been, and shall be, With failing foot on sloping slide, O'er billows of dead rock petrified.
Every flower was a culture gone, A broken threshold each shelving stone ; Each glossy leaf is a poison brave.
Each ledge a fragment, each sod a grave.
In each black gully, an Indian dart Had frightened the mother in woman's heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To scream at the far-bristling, tower-lit shore New England's vain watching, toilsome care.
For sons on this brilliant, changeful sea ; (Great signals to guide her absent flock 140 THE OCEAN CHAIR.
Bound homeward ;) while he, in horrid glee, Laughs, as down dashed on the hidden rock Fall bars of iron, fail skill and toil !
Shuddering afar beneath sheltering dome.
Safe Hstening to ocean's dread turmoil, Dreams woman of icy ropes, at home.
Whose chair? Lo, soft on the cHff above Waves snowy mande..., treads trembUng foot ; Man, all too tender to woman's love, Guides, guides the maiden, so never jar.
Frame so gentle shall shake or mar.
Out she gazed on the gleaming sea, That is, and has been, and shall be, With failing foot on sloping slide, O'er billows of dead rock petrified.
Every flower was a culture gone, A broken threshold each shelving stone ; Each glossy leaf is a poison brave.
Each ledge a fragment, each sod a grave.
In each black gully, an Indian dart Had frightened the mother in woman's heart.
What to read after Hymns, Home, Harvard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [sparks, Mary Crowninshield (Silsbee), Mrs.], 1809-1887. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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