Rhymes of the Rockies Or What the Poets Have Found to Say of the Beautiful Sce
Rhymes of the Rockies Or What the Poets Have Found to Say of the Beautiful Sce
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the power that piled these wonders, As the mountains took their stations; As a great red belt rose upward in a glittering zone of fire.
Oh! the crash of blended thunders Shaking earth to its foundations, As each struggling cliff rose upward, climbing higher, ever higher.
Oh ! the crashing and the groaning, And the deep and awful shudder As that great red belt was parted and the mountains crashed in twain ; And the Arkansas came roaring, Raging with its dreadful thunder, Sweeping through the mig...hty chasm dashing madly toward the main.
Oh! this myriad crested cation, With its walls of massive marble, With the granite and red sandstone piled in peaks that pierce the sky; Where no bird dare dip its pinion In the narrow veil of azure, Where the solemn shadows linger o'er the river rolling by.
Mortal ! ere you enter here, Pause and bare thy brow before Him, You are entering a temple which the Mighty One did rear.
Put thy shoes from off thy feet, And with sacred awe adore Him, Throned in awful might and majesty, the Great One dwelleth here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the power that piled these wonders, As the mountains took their stations; As a great red belt rose upward in a glittering zone of fire.
Oh! the crash of blended thunders Shaking earth to its foundations, As each struggling cliff rose upward, climbing higher, ever higher.
Oh ! the crashing and the groaning, And the deep and awful shudder As that great red belt was parted and the mountains crashed in twain ; And the Arkansas came roaring, Raging with its dreadful thunder, Sweeping through the mig...hty chasm dashing madly toward the main.
Oh! this myriad crested cation, With its walls of massive marble, With the granite and red sandstone piled in peaks that pierce the sky; Where no bird dare dip its pinion In the narrow veil of azure, Where the solemn shadows linger o'er the river rolling by.
Mortal ! ere you enter here, Pause and bare thy brow before Him, You are entering a temple which the Mighty One did rear.
Put thy shoes from off thy feet, And with sacred awe adore Him, Throned in awful might and majesty, the Great One dwelleth here.
What to read after Rhymes of the Rockies Or What the Poets Have Found to Say of the Beautiful Sce?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Denver And Rio Grande Railroad Company to read onlineMoreLess
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