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Poems from the Pacific (Paperback)

By: Venier Voldo (Author)


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Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: Spencerian Impressions AVE PARNASSIDES Hail burning breath of genius and'of wit The radiant electricity of thought A.s Deity had will'd and Fire had writ, And Beauty, Joy and Excellence had taught. . Where is the fountain that my life has sought? Castalius, pour thy youth of waters wide, 'Ihy balm with Spring's eternity so fraught, Now, quaff and woo this everlasting Bride, And gray renew thy gold as if't had never died. All hail O Spirit of the magic chord Lend of thy fire one spark to thrill my string, My untried lyre gave by Apollo lord: Hap'ly and oft in fancy journeying Have I approached thy evangelic spring, O proud Parnassus, and from the luscious bowl Drank with a frenzied thirst, sighing to sing? Come then, glad Nins, ye minstrels of the soul, Awake each waiting pulse and let your numbers roll. SUN AND STORM IN THE COAST RANGE Fair Morning broke with an exultant joy, And Nature put her purplest livery on; The less'ning stare did with the sunbeams toy, And glad the Earth as in his fulness shone The Gold-king of the Day; it was the dawn Of life as well as light?intensest life? For birds and beasts and brooks did pleasure don, Summit and vale with vocal glees were rife, And 'mid such gracious stars, what thought of storm or strife ? Short ends the tune of Nature's lusty lyre And the bold blood crowds hard the swelling veins; For see anon fierce clouds are sheathed in fire, And the quick bla'ze reveals the weeping plains, And the mount's havoc as the stern oak strains Before the blast or grapples with the sod: And Mars has given Jove the battle's reins. . For such a war would have a parent god To bid the awful flash and rule of rattling rod. Ixj, the Skies talk and Ocean answers back As each were angered with the other's threat And would disb...



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