The Life Melodious
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From stem to stern while all her timbers quake There comes a master to the good ship's helm — His heart so fibered as the twisted elm That bends before the blast but does not break.
The harbor bell falls short of any ear ; The deep'ning mist no beacon now can pierce : No bark, 'tis said, can breast a sea so fierce — Its keel no hand through such a storm can steer.
63 Songs of Se Yet, undismayed, the helmsman keeps his place.
Nor quails before the crashing wind and wave ; To calm the fearful and... to cheer the brave Some unseen star lights up his rugged face.
So stands he there to greet the morn's sweet breath.
When gone for aye is all that night of woe ; But when the world his worth awakes to know, Its pseans fall on ears asleep in death.
64 The Life Melodious JOHN HAY There is sadness to-day on the old Ship of States The sailors go weeping — The captain is keeping A vigil of love for the loss of his mate.
The flag is half-masted that floats at her peak ; An eloquent token Of sorrow unspoken, Though fain would the nations their sorrow be- speak.
What to read after The Life Melodious?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baldwin, Fred Clare to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From stem to stern while all her timbers quake There comes a master to the good ship's helm — His heart so fibered as the twisted elm That bends before the blast but does not break.
The harbor bell falls short of any ear ; The deep'ning mist no beacon now can pierce : No bark, 'tis said, can breast a sea so fierce — Its keel no hand through such a storm can steer.
63 Songs of Se Yet, undismayed, the helmsman keeps his place.
Nor quails before the crashing wind and wave ; To calm the fearful and... to cheer the brave Some unseen star lights up his rugged face.
So stands he there to greet the morn's sweet breath.
When gone for aye is all that night of woe ; But when the world his worth awakes to know, Its pseans fall on ears asleep in death.
64 The Life Melodious JOHN HAY There is sadness to-day on the old Ship of States The sailors go weeping — The captain is keeping A vigil of love for the loss of his mate.
The flag is half-masted that floats at her peak ; An eloquent token Of sorrow unspoken, Though fain would the nations their sorrow be- speak.
What to read after The Life Melodious?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baldwin, Fred Clare to read onlineMoreLess
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