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The clouds are thine, and all their magic hues Are penciled by thee; when thou bendest low, Or comest in thy strength, thy hand imbues Their waving fold with such a perfect glow Of all pure tints, the fairy pictures throw Shame on the proudest art; the tender stain Hung round the verge of Heaven, that as a bow Girds the wide world, and in their blended chain All tints to the deep gold, that flashes in thy train; These are thy trophies, and thou bendst thy arch, The sign of triumph, in a seven-f...old twine, Where the spent storm is hasting on its march; And there the glories of thy light combine, And form with perfect curve a lifted line, Striding the earth and air; man looks and tells How Peace and Mercy in its beauty shine, And how the heavenly messenger impels Her glad wings on the path, that thus in ether swells.
The ocean is thy vassal; thou dost sway His waves to thy dominion, and they go, Where thou in Heaven dost guide them on their way, Rising and falling in eternal flow; Thou lookest on the waters, and they glow, They take them wings and spring aloft in air, And change to clouds, and then, dissolving, throw Their treasures back to earth, and, rushing, tear The mountain and the vale, as proudly on they bear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The clouds are thine, and all their magic hues Are penciled by thee; when thou bendest low, Or comest in thy strength, thy hand imbues Their waving fold with such a perfect glow Of all pure tints, the fairy pictures throw Shame on the proudest art; the tender stain Hung round the verge of Heaven, that as a bow Girds the wide world, and in their blended chain All tints to the deep gold, that flashes in thy train; These are thy trophies, and thou bendst thy arch, The sign of triumph, in a seven-f...old twine, Where the spent storm is hasting on its march; And there the glories of thy light combine, And form with perfect curve a lifted line, Striding the earth and air; man looks and tells How Peace and Mercy in its beauty shine, And how the heavenly messenger impels Her glad wings on the path, that thus in ether swells.
The ocean is thy vassal; thou dost sway His waves to thy dominion, and they go, Where thou in Heaven dost guide them on their way, Rising and falling in eternal flow; Thou lookest on the waters, and they glow, They take them wings and spring aloft in air, And change to clouds, and then, dissolving, throw Their treasures back to earth, and, rushing, tear The mountain and the vale, as proudly on they bear.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Gates Percival to read onlineMoreLess
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