The Talents
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Shoulders aslope from the slender throat, Pygmalion sentiments infused so rife The statue s bosom pulsed with life.
High in art, the Musician came.
His impassioned soul with song aflame.
No pen, no brush, or chisel fine-- His ladder made of sounds sublime.
If he would tune his lute aright His soul must touch the infinite— His sweetest, purest songs of love Are caught from choristers above.
[7] The petaled rose perfume expressed.
The lily emblem, music-blessed; The whispVing winds and raindrops ...call Each other through the waterfall- Music attunes the soul of earth With the Divine who gave it birth.
Through the city gate a kingly man Jostled his way with many a clan.
Where no grass grew, for the feet of men Had paved the path where grass had been.
His costly cloak by the passers-by Was often viewed with a jealous eye.
Glitter and splendor and wonderment- The high road's end his one intent.
The golden key and magic wand.
Companions ever, in his hand.
No restful hours till darkened sun, A long day's march ere his day is done.
What to read after The Talents?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stewart, Martha Morley. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shoulders aslope from the slender throat, Pygmalion sentiments infused so rife The statue s bosom pulsed with life.
High in art, the Musician came.
His impassioned soul with song aflame.
No pen, no brush, or chisel fine-- His ladder made of sounds sublime.
If he would tune his lute aright His soul must touch the infinite— His sweetest, purest songs of love Are caught from choristers above.
[7] The petaled rose perfume expressed.
The lily emblem, music-blessed; The whispVing winds and raindrops ...call Each other through the waterfall- Music attunes the soul of earth With the Divine who gave it birth.
Through the city gate a kingly man Jostled his way with many a clan.
Where no grass grew, for the feet of men Had paved the path where grass had been.
His costly cloak by the passers-by Was often viewed with a jealous eye.
Glitter and splendor and wonderment- The high road's end his one intent.
The golden key and magic wand.
Companions ever, in his hand.
No restful hours till darkened sun, A long day's march ere his day is done.
What to read after The Talents?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stewart, Martha Morley. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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