The Philhellenes
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Of souls unselfish, forceful strong, Whose memories are embalmed in song.
And in the centuries to be, Others shall rise true — wise and free And build upon foundations grand, Bequeathed by Bards of Hellas Land.
The Constellations overhead Echo the lore of Hellas fair, The Galaxy — a river bed ,Where flash the gems, priceless and rare.
Hercules-Andromeda, all the sky Recall thy Legends bright on high; And Burns of Scotia is a Bard That Socrates would have embraced, Whose songs touch both the rou...gh and hartd And please the purest and the chaste, The Quaker Poet would have claimed.
Theocrites, a comrade sure And Simon Bolivar been named "A Hero" by Lycurgas pure, Young Mozart the immortal And Schubert, prince of song Have caught the mood of Orpheus — And to the world belong.
Petrarch and Paderewski, McDowell on our shore Remind us of ancient Hellas And the glorious days of yore.
And Emmet and Moore of Ireland, And Riibenstein today Are chords in the great choral That sweep the arch of day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of souls unselfish, forceful strong, Whose memories are embalmed in song.
And in the centuries to be, Others shall rise true — wise and free And build upon foundations grand, Bequeathed by Bards of Hellas Land.
The Constellations overhead Echo the lore of Hellas fair, The Galaxy — a river bed ,Where flash the gems, priceless and rare.
Hercules-Andromeda, all the sky Recall thy Legends bright on high; And Burns of Scotia is a Bard That Socrates would have embraced, Whose songs touch both the rou...gh and hartd And please the purest and the chaste, The Quaker Poet would have claimed.
Theocrites, a comrade sure And Simon Bolivar been named "A Hero" by Lycurgas pure, Young Mozart the immortal And Schubert, prince of song Have caught the mood of Orpheus — And to the world belong.
Petrarch and Paderewski, McDowell on our shore Remind us of ancient Hellas And the glorious days of yore.
And Emmet and Moore of Ireland, And Riibenstein today Are chords in the great choral That sweep the arch of day.
What to read after The Philhellenes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Kimberley Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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