Songs And Poems
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Is there an earthly friendship so complete As this, that in a heaven-born passion hath its seat ?
The gods and half-gods meet us everywhere But are at home in Music. There they live In privacy: Apollo suns his hair, And Aphrodite to the stars doth give The more-than-mortal eyes that almost stare, So wide they are, so open and so unaware.
And while the gods do strum and tune a lay To please their godships, there comes creeping in de Coppet with his crew to steal away The sacred fire. The trembli...ng violin, Bratsche and cello, which his pirates play Bear the bright flame, yes, undiminished reconvey.
We are those guests who knew the joy sincere Of that Promethean plunder; and to-night Are wiser for the start of many a tear That chased surprised beauty in her flight, And happier for those hours of inward cheer, The thought of which, dear hosts of many days, doth draw us here.
THE HUDSON ATHED in a dying light The far out-stretching valley lies Beneath the mingling veils of day and night; Fruit trees and gardens, woodland and champaign, Paths, lawns and labyrinths a Paradise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is there an earthly friendship so complete As this, that in a heaven-born passion hath its seat ?
The gods and half-gods meet us everywhere But are at home in Music. There they live In privacy: Apollo suns his hair, And Aphrodite to the stars doth give The more-than-mortal eyes that almost stare, So wide they are, so open and so unaware.
And while the gods do strum and tune a lay To please their godships, there comes creeping in de Coppet with his crew to steal away The sacred fire. The trembli...ng violin, Bratsche and cello, which his pirates play Bear the bright flame, yes, undiminished reconvey.
We are those guests who knew the joy sincere Of that Promethean plunder; and to-night Are wiser for the start of many a tear That chased surprised beauty in her flight, And happier for those hours of inward cheer, The thought of which, dear hosts of many days, doth draw us here.
THE HUDSON ATHED in a dying light The far out-stretching valley lies Beneath the mingling veils of day and night; Fruit trees and gardens, woodland and champaign, Paths, lawns and labyrinths a Paradise.
What to read after Songs And Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chapman John Jay to read onlineMoreLess
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