Miscellaneous Verses
Miscellaneous Verses
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Smote on them from afar ; On his high front, the presence of the Lord Sat like a burning star.
He spoke of those unquiet souls, which lie Fast bound in chains of clay ; Of the strong hope of immortality Thrown, like a weed, away ; Till all high aspirations, one by one, Fade from the darkened heart ; As those brief splendours, which outlive the sun.
From the grey clouds depart.
10. J The world, " he said, " beyond their senses dim.
The realm of upper air, Invisible to all on earth, but him, Befo...re his eye lay bare. " Often, he said, with a deep sense of awe, His heart within him died, Rebuked by some high presence ; and he saw A spirit at his side : And voices of strange music hovered near, Denouncing deatli and woe ; Or demon laughters jarred upon his ear, In mocking cadence slow.
lie told them, how before his tranced eye.
From morn to eventide, Visions of a sad future floated by : And one there was, that cried 106 " Let loose the wild winds in their destined flight, For I, the Lord, must sweep The offending sons of Adam from my sight : Let loose the raging deep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Smote on them from afar ; On his high front, the presence of the Lord Sat like a burning star.
He spoke of those unquiet souls, which lie Fast bound in chains of clay ; Of the strong hope of immortality Thrown, like a weed, away ; Till all high aspirations, one by one, Fade from the darkened heart ; As those brief splendours, which outlive the sun.
From the grey clouds depart.
10. J The world, " he said, " beyond their senses dim.
The realm of upper air, Invisible to all on earth, but him, Befo...re his eye lay bare. " Often, he said, with a deep sense of awe, His heart within him died, Rebuked by some high presence ; and he saw A spirit at his side : And voices of strange music hovered near, Denouncing deatli and woe ; Or demon laughters jarred upon his ear, In mocking cadence slow.
lie told them, how before his tranced eye.
From morn to eventide, Visions of a sad future floated by : And one there was, that cried 106 " Let loose the wild winds in their destined flight, For I, the Lord, must sweep The offending sons of Adam from my sight : Let loose the raging deep.
What to read after Miscellaneous Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Hastings Doyle to read onlineMoreLess
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