Thorold And Other Poems
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From the first brute (Unknown inventor of unselfishness!) That toward her helpless younglings feebly yearned, Springs the long, shining, widening track that lights The sombre course of earthly history.
So where, on ancient monuments, rock-hewn, In her protecting arms great Isis holds The infant Horus; so where, pensively, From glowing canvasses young Mary looks With deep, prophetic eyes that inly brood Upon her wondrous boy; so where, in homes Of degradation, void of other grace, In some poor w...oman's heart one spark survives Of tenderness for helpless infancy So at the gate of life, witness and type Of the One Ineffable, sole source of love And life, forevermore the Mother stands, The Mother with the child.
Ended the prayer, Straight from the temple through the open glade Went Thorold forth, nor cast one backward glance, For where he trod there was the holy place. Still through the wilderness wherever led That clear-cut single path he followed on, As, at command, the soldier on the march; 59 As toward his harbor-light the sailor speeds; As on the homeward way, tho' late and lone, The storm-tossed wanderer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From the first brute (Unknown inventor of unselfishness!) That toward her helpless younglings feebly yearned, Springs the long, shining, widening track that lights The sombre course of earthly history.
So where, on ancient monuments, rock-hewn, In her protecting arms great Isis holds The infant Horus; so where, pensively, From glowing canvasses young Mary looks With deep, prophetic eyes that inly brood Upon her wondrous boy; so where, in homes Of degradation, void of other grace, In some poor w...oman's heart one spark survives Of tenderness for helpless infancy So at the gate of life, witness and type Of the One Ineffable, sole source of love And life, forevermore the Mother stands, The Mother with the child.
Ended the prayer, Straight from the temple through the open glade Went Thorold forth, nor cast one backward glance, For where he trod there was the holy place. Still through the wilderness wherever led That clear-cut single path he followed on, As, at command, the soldier on the march; 59 As toward his harbor-light the sailor speeds; As on the homeward way, tho' late and lone, The storm-tossed wanderer.
What to read after Thorold And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Howe Totten to read onlineMoreLess
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