The Star-Treader : And Other Poems
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73 A LIVE-OAK LEAF A LIVE-OAK LEAF How marvellous this bit of green I hold, and soon shall throw away!
Its subtile veins, its vivid sheen, Seem fragment of a god's array.
In all the hidden toil of earth, Which is the more laborious part — To rear the oak's enormous girth, Or shape its leaves with poignant art?
74 PINE NEEDLES PINE NEEDLES O little lances, dipped in grey, And set in order straight and clean, How delicately clear and keen Your points against the sapphire day !
Attesting Nature's ...perfect art Ye fringe the limpid firmament, O httle lances, keenly sent To pierce with beauty to the heart !
75 TO THE SUN TO THE SUN Thy light is as an eminence unto thee, And thou are upheld by the pillars of thy strength.
Thy power is a foundation for the worlds ; They are builded thereon as upon a lofty rock Whereto no enemy hath access.
Thou puttest forth thy rays, and they hold the sky As in the hollow of an immense hand.
Thou erectest thy light as four walls.
And a roof with many beams and pillars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
73 A LIVE-OAK LEAF A LIVE-OAK LEAF How marvellous this bit of green I hold, and soon shall throw away!
Its subtile veins, its vivid sheen, Seem fragment of a god's array.
In all the hidden toil of earth, Which is the more laborious part — To rear the oak's enormous girth, Or shape its leaves with poignant art?
74 PINE NEEDLES PINE NEEDLES O little lances, dipped in grey, And set in order straight and clean, How delicately clear and keen Your points against the sapphire day !
Attesting Nature's ...perfect art Ye fringe the limpid firmament, O httle lances, keenly sent To pierce with beauty to the heart !
75 TO THE SUN TO THE SUN Thy light is as an eminence unto thee, And thou are upheld by the pillars of thy strength.
Thy power is a foundation for the worlds ; They are builded thereon as upon a lofty rock Whereto no enemy hath access.
Thou puttest forth thy rays, and they hold the sky As in the hollow of an immense hand.
Thou erectest thy light as four walls.
And a roof with many beams and pillars.
What to read after The Star-Treader : And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clark Ashton Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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