FREE BOOKS

Author's List




PREV.   NEXT  
|<   5895   5896   5897   5898   5899   5900   5901   5902   5903   5904   5905   5906   5907   5908   5909   5910   5911   5912   5913   5914   5915   5916   5917   5918   5919  
5920   5921   5922   5923   5924   5925   5926   5927   5928   5929   5930   5931   5932   5933   5934   5935   5936   5937   5938   5939   5940   5941   5942   5943   5944   >>   >|  
control What forces on the earth and under roll, Their granite rock runs igneous; now they stand Pledged to the heavens for safety of their land. They cannot learn save grossly, gross that are: Through fear they learn whose aid is good in war. - My sister, as I read them in my glass, Their field of tares they take for pasture grass. How waken them that have not any bent Save browsing--the concrete indifferent! Friend Lucifer supplies them solid stuff: They fear not for the race when full the trough. They have much fear of giving up the ghost; And these are of mankind the unnumbered host. - If I could see with you, and did not faint In beating wing, the future I would paint. Those massed indifferents will learn to quake: Now meanwhile is another mass awake, Once denser than the grunters of the sty. If I could see with you! Could I but fly! - The length of days that you with them have housed, An outcast else, approves their cause espoused. - O true, they have a cause, and woe for us, While still they have a cause too piteous! Yet, happy for us when, their cause defined, They walk no longer with a stumbler blind, And quicken in the virtue of their cause, To think me a poor mouther of old saws! I wait the issue of a battling Age; The toilers with your 'troughsters' now engage; Instructing them, through their acutest sense, How close the dangers of indifference! Already have my people shown their worth, More love they light, which folds the love of Earth. That love to love of labour leads: thence love Of humankind--earth's incense flung above. - Admit some other features: Faithless, mean; Encased in matter; vowed to Gods obscene; Contemptuous of the impalpable, it swells On Doubt; for pastime swallows miracles; And if I bid it face what I observe, Declares me hoodwinked by my optic nerve! - Oft has your prophet, for reward of toil, Seen nests of seeming cockatrices coil: Disowned them as the unholiest of Time, Which were his offspring, born of flame on slime. Nor him, their sire, have known the filial fry: As little as Time's earliest knew the sky. Perchance among them shoots a lustrous flame At intervals, in proof of whom they came. To strengthen our fo
PREV.   NEXT  
|<   5895   5896   5897   5898   5899   5900   5901   5902   5903   5904   5905   5906   5907   5908   5909   5910   5911   5912   5913   5914   5915   5916   5917   5918   5919  
5920   5921   5922   5923   5924   5925   5926   5927   5928   5929   5930   5931   5932   5933   5934   5935   5936   5937   5938   5939   5940   5941   5942   5943   5944   >>   >|  



Top keywords:

features

 

Faithless

 

humankind

 
incense
 
matter
 

swells

 

forces

 

pastime

 

impalpable

 

Contemptuous


obscene
 

Encased

 
Instructing
 
acutest
 

engage

 
troughsters
 
battling
 

toilers

 
dangers
 

indifference


swallows

 

labour

 

Already

 

people

 
filial
 

earliest

 
control
 

strengthen

 
intervals
 

Perchance


shoots
 

lustrous

 

offspring

 

hoodwinked

 

Declares

 

observe

 

prophet

 

reward

 

unholiest

 

Disowned


cockatrices

 

miracles

 

giving

 

safety

 

trough

 
mankind
 

unnumbered

 

beating

 

future

 

igneous