Poems
Poems
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The modest face of the approaching Day Peers through the veiling clouds and earth-mist gray, And on her brow I see Contentment and serenity divine, And her blue eyeballs shine With luster heavenly.
O, this fair daughter of the favored Year A child of light did rear — A son with high and beauty-passioned soul, With penetrating eyes to see The dim spirituality That holds the natural world in mild but firm control.
Men said that ye were dead, That all the g...race had fled From Hellas, and that silent stood the lone Par- nassian mount; But Adonais spoke, And his clear tones awoke The past — ^Jove reigned, bright water gushed from dry Pieria's fount.
Then we, who long in trance had lain, Did leap to life again!
Aroused by one who loved us, who did rove.
In fond imagination, through each grove And wilderness we haunted, did ev'n fare Undaunted through the phantom-peopled air; Yea, cleft the briny secret-hoarding seas And, in great Neptune's coral palaces 46 Digitized by VjOOQ IC Of quaint sea-masonry, such music made That keen-eared nereids eager homage paid And Triton held his spiral horn suspended — Soundless, until that sweetest sound had ended.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
45 Digitized by VjQOQ IC APOLLO.
Listen!
The modest face of the approaching Day Peers through the veiling clouds and earth-mist gray, And on her brow I see Contentment and serenity divine, And her blue eyeballs shine With luster heavenly.
O, this fair daughter of the favored Year A child of light did rear — A son with high and beauty-passioned soul, With penetrating eyes to see The dim spirituality That holds the natural world in mild but firm control.
Men said that ye were dead, That all the g...race had fled From Hellas, and that silent stood the lone Par- nassian mount; But Adonais spoke, And his clear tones awoke The past — ^Jove reigned, bright water gushed from dry Pieria's fount.
Then we, who long in trance had lain, Did leap to life again!
Aroused by one who loved us, who did rove.
In fond imagination, through each grove And wilderness we haunted, did ev'n fare Undaunted through the phantom-peopled air; Yea, cleft the briny secret-hoarding seas And, in great Neptune's coral palaces 46 Digitized by VjOOQ IC Of quaint sea-masonry, such music made That keen-eared nereids eager homage paid And Triton held his spiral horn suspended — Soundless, until that sweetest sound had ended.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Muir, Henry D. (Henry Dupee), B. 1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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