The Dales of Derbyshire And Other Poems
The Dales of Derbyshire And Other Poems
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With nimbler fingers, and with bolder strokes. We play the tunes our Highland birth evokes. What heart but thrills, what Scottish blood but leaps At this, the music of our heath and glen? It finds an echo in our mountain steeps, And fires the souls of patriotic men.
The harmonies of nature are sublime, The ever changeful symphonies of time; And he who best interprets nature feels That Music, like the Master who inspires, Shall live for ever — Genius thus i^eveals The source and reason of our be...st desires.
After the Dead March Th' immortal requiem's triumphant close In jubilance defies the thrall of death; And like the flowerings of a blood red rose In mystic beauty swells; a subtle breath As of elysian fragrance lingers till The last chord, rolling, thunders, and is still.
The silence is astir with aerial thought Bearing a sweet compassion on its wings.
The grim fortuity of death is wrought Into a faith, illuminant, that brings A solace, an inviolable peace.
We commune with the spirits of our dead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With nimbler fingers, and with bolder strokes. We play the tunes our Highland birth evokes. What heart but thrills, what Scottish blood but leaps At this, the music of our heath and glen? It finds an echo in our mountain steeps, And fires the souls of patriotic men.
The harmonies of nature are sublime, The ever changeful symphonies of time; And he who best interprets nature feels That Music, like the Master who inspires, Shall live for ever — Genius thus i^eveals The source and reason of our be...st desires.
After the Dead March Th' immortal requiem's triumphant close In jubilance defies the thrall of death; And like the flowerings of a blood red rose In mystic beauty swells; a subtle breath As of elysian fragrance lingers till The last chord, rolling, thunders, and is still.
The silence is astir with aerial thought Bearing a sweet compassion on its wings.
The grim fortuity of death is wrought Into a faith, illuminant, that brings A solace, an inviolable peace.
We commune with the spirits of our dead.
What to read after The Dales of Derbyshire And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brenda Murray Draper to read onlineMoreLess
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