The City of Toil And Dreams, Verse
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And the world forgets that years ago, Near the Mediterranean Sea, 19 20 The Legions of the Damned A pilot saved the helpless ships On the waters of Galilee; He came to this world to seek the lost To care for the sick and the poor, And to bring the wrecks on the sea of life To the ports of the other shore.
But the world forgets, and they drift along, Derelicts, here and there, While the ships that pass haven't time to pause (For the world hasn't time to care) ; So drifting out on the sea of life... Awash, with the rudder jammed, And the rocks to clear, but no pilot near.
Go the legions of the damned.
igio.
THE VISION OF HIS WORK The mist of early morning clears away, And sunlight comes — along the harbor vast.
Derrick and dock and steamer wake again ; And buildings of the city come to view; Great offices that tower to the skies, Resplendent in the warmth and majesty Of golden fire — that flares across the bay And tips with flame a thousand window panes.
Beyond the curving Battery's ferry-slips.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the world forgets that years ago, Near the Mediterranean Sea, 19 20 The Legions of the Damned A pilot saved the helpless ships On the waters of Galilee; He came to this world to seek the lost To care for the sick and the poor, And to bring the wrecks on the sea of life To the ports of the other shore.
But the world forgets, and they drift along, Derelicts, here and there, While the ships that pass haven't time to pause (For the world hasn't time to care) ; So drifting out on the sea of life... Awash, with the rudder jammed, And the rocks to clear, but no pilot near.
Go the legions of the damned.
igio.
THE VISION OF HIS WORK The mist of early morning clears away, And sunlight comes — along the harbor vast.
Derrick and dock and steamer wake again ; And buildings of the city come to view; Great offices that tower to the skies, Resplendent in the warmth and majesty Of golden fire — that flares across the bay And tips with flame a thousand window panes.
Beyond the curving Battery's ferry-slips.
What to read after The City of Toil And Dreams, Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sanger, William Cary, 1893- to read onlineMoreLess
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