Town And Country Poems
Town And Country Poems
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Scars of a fiery past. No mortal life Could hold the tale of passion printed there.
For not one brief existence, but the course Of ancient races through long tracts of time Were compass wide enough for all the load Of aspirations, agonies, desires, Torn dreams, and withered visions, that had made, Within the framework of encircling hair, A haunted walk for the anguish of the world.
The dark mouih moved ; like the low, hopeless notes Monotonously murmured to the hush Of straining hearts, when so...me musician draws His bow in brooding slowness o'er the strings That ache with melody, her voice began Listless, half-chanted, unpreluded speech, " You know me, wandering stranger. You are one 70 TOWN AND COUNTRY POEMS Whose heart has felt the fire I kindled. Here The child of mountain-hopes, of stern rock-dreams, Cradled among the crags of Dauphine And nursed in Alpine breezes, was I born.
I am the spirit that opened Heaven and Hell.
I am the Revolution. Ah ! how bright Those first young hours, with their deHrious thoughts Dancing up to the world of white and blue, The virgin snow beneath the virgin sky.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Scars of a fiery past. No mortal life Could hold the tale of passion printed there.
For not one brief existence, but the course Of ancient races through long tracts of time Were compass wide enough for all the load Of aspirations, agonies, desires, Torn dreams, and withered visions, that had made, Within the framework of encircling hair, A haunted walk for the anguish of the world.
The dark mouih moved ; like the low, hopeless notes Monotonously murmured to the hush Of straining hearts, when so...me musician draws His bow in brooding slowness o'er the strings That ache with melody, her voice began Listless, half-chanted, unpreluded speech, " You know me, wandering stranger. You are one 70 TOWN AND COUNTRY POEMS Whose heart has felt the fire I kindled. Here The child of mountain-hopes, of stern rock-dreams, Cradled among the crags of Dauphine And nursed in Alpine breezes, was I born.
I am the spirit that opened Heaven and Hell.
I am the Revolution. Ah ! how bright Those first young hours, with their deHrious thoughts Dancing up to the world of white and blue, The virgin snow beneath the virgin sky.
What to read after Town And Country Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Edward John Legge to read onlineMoreLess
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