The Jew to Jesus, And Other Poems
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NIGHT-MOOD THE night presses close around. The stars are large above us, and the ground Is tremulous beneath our feet.
At the edge of the earth we stand and hear the beat Of the moving universe, world upon world in space, World upon world in the stretching dark of space.
O your dear face!
Your dear, familiar, tender, human face, Alight with love for me as with a guarded flame!
The pull of us toward each other! the appealing grace Of the loved bodies! Say again my name!
Say it over and over ! We... have no other speech.
We stammer each to each Meanings that break within us, they are so great!
Meanings that break and falter The winds are articulate Within the summer night. The wind of the world Is on our cheeks. Surely the infinite Blew upon us and we shuddered. The fires of God Are underneath us, and this planet's sod Is as a shell. Where shall we flee from God? He presses too close upon us. O, in all space What then shall shield me but your bending face! Closer! closer! What are we? A shifting breeze 38 NIGHT-MOOD 39 That the winds of the world will gather.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
NIGHT-MOOD THE night presses close around. The stars are large above us, and the ground Is tremulous beneath our feet.
At the edge of the earth we stand and hear the beat Of the moving universe, world upon world in space, World upon world in the stretching dark of space.
O your dear face!
Your dear, familiar, tender, human face, Alight with love for me as with a guarded flame!
The pull of us toward each other! the appealing grace Of the loved bodies! Say again my name!
Say it over and over ! We... have no other speech.
We stammer each to each Meanings that break within us, they are so great!
Meanings that break and falter The winds are articulate Within the summer night. The wind of the world Is on our cheeks. Surely the infinite Blew upon us and we shuddered. The fires of God Are underneath us, and this planet's sod Is as a shell. Where shall we flee from God? He presses too close upon us. O, in all space What then shall shield me but your bending face! Closer! closer! What are we? A shifting breeze 38 NIGHT-MOOD 39 That the winds of the world will gather.
What to read after The Jew to Jesus, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank, Florence Kiper to read onlineMoreLess
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