New Poems
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Man's voice, through wandering silence hurled, Back from the arch of night rebounds.
Till in some lampless vault, it sounds Old as the world.
60 From the abysses of the dark No planet lifts a taper pale; Nor sun, his torch, wherewith to scale The aerial arc.
Hark where the strong-voiced rivers run.
Singing to Midnight's heedless ear!
Children of peak and plain, why here Mourn ye the sun?
Hark where they leap the horrid wall, And rush into some deeper tomb.
As if they heard amid their gloom The ...ocean call!
Palace and temple, old and grand.
New risen when a million years Were counted in that pendant's tears.
Are heaped with sand.
Pillar and frieze and arch have gone, Builded for honor and delight ; But, reared away from man's proud sight, These walls last on.
Little of man these echoing stones Reveal. He lived his crouching life; Conquered wild beasts in dreadful strife; And left his bones.
61 To such a place old Time might steal, When the last earthly day shall close, And let the leaden last repose His eyelids seal, — In such a crypt his dust to lay, While the dread change from pole to pole Shall smite, and over all shall roll The eternal day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Man's voice, through wandering silence hurled, Back from the arch of night rebounds.
Till in some lampless vault, it sounds Old as the world.
60 From the abysses of the dark No planet lifts a taper pale; Nor sun, his torch, wherewith to scale The aerial arc.
Hark where the strong-voiced rivers run.
Singing to Midnight's heedless ear!
Children of peak and plain, why here Mourn ye the sun?
Hark where they leap the horrid wall, And rush into some deeper tomb.
As if they heard amid their gloom The ...ocean call!
Palace and temple, old and grand.
New risen when a million years Were counted in that pendant's tears.
Are heaped with sand.
Pillar and frieze and arch have gone, Builded for honor and delight ; But, reared away from man's proud sight, These walls last on.
Little of man these echoing stones Reveal. He lived his crouching life; Conquered wild beasts in dreadful strife; And left his bones.
61 To such a place old Time might steal, When the last earthly day shall close, And let the leaden last repose His eyelids seal, — In such a crypt his dust to lay, While the dread change from pole to pole Shall smite, and over all shall roll The eternal day.
What to read after New Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Edwin Day to read onlineMoreLess
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