Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE WHITE NORTH, by SAMUEL VALENTINE COLE First Line: So the long quest is ended, and once more Last Line: "to stand undaunted face to face with god." | ||||||||
SO the long quest is ended, and once more The indefatigable will of man Hath triumphed! Neither flood, nor frost, nor span Of trackless waste, nor silence, nor the roar Of storm availed to turn him from his steadfast plan. Has man, then, dared the utmost that he can, With no worlds left to conquer and explore? Nay, thou must still fare onward, O my soul, Through perilous seas, perchance, or deserts broad, Fare farther than to any earthly pole, Hearing the voice that cries o'er ways untrod: "Endure, endure: thine is the nobler goal, To stand undaunted face to face with God." | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...A POET'S CENTENARY by SAMUEL VALENTINE COLE A SONG OF BATTLE by SAMUEL VALENTINE COLE A VOICE by SAMUEL VALENTINE COLE AD MUSAM by SAMUEL VALENTINE COLE ALL SOUL'S EVE by SAMUEL VALENTINE COLE AN APOSTOLIC MAN by SAMUEL VALENTINE COLE AN EAGLE-SPIRIT by SAMUEL VALENTINE COLE AN OLD SAW by SAMUEL VALENTINE COLE CONSCIENCE by SAMUEL VALENTINE COLE COOPERATION by SAMUEL VALENTINE COLE |
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