In the Wake of the Phoenix
In the Wake of the Phoenix
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There come on noon's quiescent breath Unbodied lives that rest from light, Shy secrets hid by lonely death And cherished by enchanted night.
Oh ! blessings on this lovesome earth That hath such blessings pure for me !
The dawns that in its dreams have birth Leave dewdrops of eternity.
A blessing on the gentle ground, On all the bland and beckoning trees : Spoil not, nor taint the hush around For heaven is fair with such as these.
66 THE WOOD WHERE GOD THINKS Ah, come ye, come with washen feet, ...And bring no plaint nor proud unrest ; Tune to the sylvan mildness sweet The rhythms of the braggart breast.
Oh, I will croon in the green glade, And let my spirit closely press Against the earth's ; or stand waylaid By loving leaf- fledged loneliness And hear the bird-like silence sing Which from God's heart that primal morn Flew ere the world had taken wing And all the singing stars were born.
I love the shy and shadowy wood And all the wonders loitering there.
God thinks in my green solitude, Peace watches with unuttered prayer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There come on noon's quiescent breath Unbodied lives that rest from light, Shy secrets hid by lonely death And cherished by enchanted night.
Oh ! blessings on this lovesome earth That hath such blessings pure for me !
The dawns that in its dreams have birth Leave dewdrops of eternity.
A blessing on the gentle ground, On all the bland and beckoning trees : Spoil not, nor taint the hush around For heaven is fair with such as these.
66 THE WOOD WHERE GOD THINKS Ah, come ye, come with washen feet, ...And bring no plaint nor proud unrest ; Tune to the sylvan mildness sweet The rhythms of the braggart breast.
Oh, I will croon in the green glade, And let my spirit closely press Against the earth's ; or stand waylaid By loving leaf- fledged loneliness And hear the bird-like silence sing Which from God's heart that primal morn Flew ere the world had taken wing And all the singing stars were born.
I love the shy and shadowy wood And all the wonders loitering there.
God thinks in my green solitude, Peace watches with unuttered prayer.
What to read after In the Wake of the Phoenix?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Allan Mackereth to read onlineMoreLess
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