Ixion, And Other Poems
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The world's beloved — ^the Heaven's wide mock, — The lasting mark of Jove's great crime Through the slow march of countless time, Digitized by Google IXION. 13 Hast wrung from Earth her endless love, And hate for tyranny of Jove.
Chained on the mountain's frozen peak, — Gnawed by the greedy vulture's beak, Nor steadfast earth, nor mountain's brow, Stand firmer than to truth stood thou ; And thy great agony shall fill The world with hope and iron will, — To guard fore'er the blessing given.
The ...immortal happiness of Heaven !
Thy rock was as a throne to thee.
Reared proudly o'er the earth and sea; And that vast throne of pain shall be The undying mark of memory.
Thou, worthiest of the crown of Jove, Serenely dared the powers above.
And through the listening universe Hurled far the burden of thy curse !
Digitized by Google 14 IXION.
Thou on thy rock didst triumph still, By fearless heart and steadfast will ; And proved thyself heroic then, As when thou brought'st thy gift to men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The world's beloved — ^the Heaven's wide mock, — The lasting mark of Jove's great crime Through the slow march of countless time, Digitized by Google IXION. 13 Hast wrung from Earth her endless love, And hate for tyranny of Jove.
Chained on the mountain's frozen peak, — Gnawed by the greedy vulture's beak, Nor steadfast earth, nor mountain's brow, Stand firmer than to truth stood thou ; And thy great agony shall fill The world with hope and iron will, — To guard fore'er the blessing given.
The ...immortal happiness of Heaven !
Thy rock was as a throne to thee.
Reared proudly o'er the earth and sea; And that vast throne of pain shall be The undying mark of memory.
Thou, worthiest of the crown of Jove, Serenely dared the powers above.
And through the listening universe Hurled far the burden of thy curse !
Digitized by Google 14 IXION.
Thou on thy rock didst triumph still, By fearless heart and steadfast will ; And proved thyself heroic then, As when thou brought'st thy gift to men.
What to read after Ixion, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hubbard, Harvey, D. 1862 to read onlineMoreLess
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