Thoughts, Moods And Ideals: Crimes of Leisure
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But nearest to that former life Another power calleth thee, Away from care, away from strife, Toward what thou wast--infinity.
And in thee, soul, the deepest chord Thrills to a strain rung from above;That strain is bound within a word, A sole, sweet word, and it is--Love.
Love--yet it cannot set thee free To sweep again those folds of light, It torches but a part to thee And dim, though fair. The rest is night.
As the fine structure of a man Fits into life's great world, foremade, So too it sha...doweth the plan Of ages hidden in the shade.
And thou hast lived before; hast known The depth of every mystery, Has dwelt in Nature, hid, alone And winged the blue
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But nearest to that former life Another power calleth thee, Away from care, away from strife, Toward what thou wast--infinity.
And in thee, soul, the deepest chord Thrills to a strain rung from above;That strain is bound within a word, A sole, sweet word, and it is--Love.
Love--yet it cannot set thee free To sweep again those folds of light, It torches but a part to thee And dim, though fair. The rest is night.
As the fine structure of a man Fits into life's great world, foremade, So too it sha...doweth the plan Of ages hidden in the shade.
And thou hast lived before; hast known The depth of every mystery, Has dwelt in Nature, hid, alone And winged the blue
What to read after Thoughts, Moods And Ideals: Crimes of Leisure?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lighthall William Douw to read onlineMoreLess
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