Lyrics And Landscapes
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And the stone that was grim was gold, And the wintry willow laughed, And the road was of paven amber, And of wine the water quaffed.
6 1 fifties ana For the bleak earth loved the sun And it blessed even him and his gold. But he shuddered and shut it out. Was his heart so bitter cold?
INCARNATION THE granite rose on either side In hills the toil of hands had made: The many-windowed gaols of trade Where eyes are dimmed, ideals fade, And youth forgets the earth is wide.
With light to make a meadow... glad The liberal morning sloped the street; But here the yellow sun was heat, Or harmed the wool or hurt the wheat Of trampling merchants, eagre-sad.
Yet one, below the least of these, Of wrinkled cheek and rounded back, 63 Jlric$ ano Looked cheerily on the sunlit track, The ruddy bricks, the shining stack, And found delight in city trees; Nor heeded how his burden weighed Because his eyes could see the sun ; Nor knew that, out of myriads one, Beside him saw a shadow run That clasped the centuries in its shade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the stone that was grim was gold, And the wintry willow laughed, And the road was of paven amber, And of wine the water quaffed.
6 1 fifties ana For the bleak earth loved the sun And it blessed even him and his gold. But he shuddered and shut it out. Was his heart so bitter cold?
INCARNATION THE granite rose on either side In hills the toil of hands had made: The many-windowed gaols of trade Where eyes are dimmed, ideals fade, And youth forgets the earth is wide.
With light to make a meadow... glad The liberal morning sloped the street; But here the yellow sun was heat, Or harmed the wool or hurt the wheat Of trampling merchants, eagre-sad.
Yet one, below the least of these, Of wrinkled cheek and rounded back, 63 Jlric$ ano Looked cheerily on the sunlit track, The ruddy bricks, the shining stack, And found delight in city trees; Nor heeded how his burden weighed Because his eyes could see the sun ; Nor knew that, out of myriads one, Beside him saw a shadow run That clasped the centuries in its shade.
What to read after Lyrics And Landscapes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morris Harrison Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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