Sounds of the Prairie
Sounds of the Prairie
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In vain herself she chided it was born Within her; she could not uproot this thorn. A simple child of nature one withal Too rarely found ! and now, by love's sweet thrall, She finds the grandeur of the earth her own; And what is dearer far to her than all, The noble love of one fit for a throne.
No wonder, then, that at the first a dread Lest all this beauty turn her heart and head Should cast a shadow o'er her happy brow : For " Coming events, before, their shadows throw. " 'Twas not the natur...e of a mind like this To long withstand the influence of such bliss Where e'en the fragrant air seemed heaven's kiss. Her innate love of beauty so intense, Her early training was but poor defense; And, half in fear, and half in defiance, She thought: "Why did God such beauty then bestow, If 'tis so great a sin to love it so?
132 LOVE PURIFIED.
And why this world He with such beauty clothes, If not to be admired and loved by those Who dwell upon it?" and thus deeper stole Into her heart the idol of her soul.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In vain herself she chided it was born Within her; she could not uproot this thorn. A simple child of nature one withal Too rarely found ! and now, by love's sweet thrall, She finds the grandeur of the earth her own; And what is dearer far to her than all, The noble love of one fit for a throne.
No wonder, then, that at the first a dread Lest all this beauty turn her heart and head Should cast a shadow o'er her happy brow : For " Coming events, before, their shadows throw. " 'Twas not the natur...e of a mind like this To long withstand the influence of such bliss Where e'en the fragrant air seemed heaven's kiss. Her innate love of beauty so intense, Her early training was but poor defense; And, half in fear, and half in defiance, She thought: "Why did God such beauty then bestow, If 'tis so great a sin to love it so?
132 LOVE PURIFIED.
And why this world He with such beauty clothes, If not to be admired and loved by those Who dwell upon it?" and thus deeper stole Into her heart the idol of her soul.
What to read after Sounds of the Prairie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Celeste Ball May to read onlineMoreLess
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