Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MORNING - THE MOUNTAIN FAMILY AT THEIR DEVOTIONS, by JAMES LOGIE ROBERTSON First Line: I see across the lofty table-lands Alternate Author Name(s): Haliburton, Hugh | ||||||||
I SEE across the lofty table- lands A hundred regal mountains at the least Inclining mutely towards the opening East, - As many little tjerns and queenly vands Kneeling at different levels: Phoebus stands Beaming benevolence like a great High Priest Blessing a nation for some holy feast At his wide temple-door with lifted hands.- Rejoice, ye hills! ye happy mountains, fling Your arms aloft in worship wildly free! Ye vands, and rivers in the valleys, sing! Shout! till the heavens ring with your choral glee; And God Himself with mild face wondering Looks out at last, and smiles well - pleased to see! | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE WHITE WINTER - HUGHIE SNAWED UP by JAMES LOGIE ROBERTSON DAVE (SC. DAPHNIS) by JAMES LOGIE ROBERTSON SCHULE LADDIE'S LAMENT ON THE LATENESS O' THE SEASON by JAMES LOGIE ROBERTSON HUGHIE REFUSES TO EMIGRATE by JAMES LOGIE ROBERTSON HUGHIE'S ADVICE TO HIS BROTHER JOHN by JAMES LOGIE ROBERTSON HUGHIE'S INDIGNATION AT THE CONDUCT OF THE ... ELDER by JAMES LOGIE ROBERTSON HUGHIE'S MONUMENT by JAMES LOGIE ROBERTSON HUGHIE'S WINTER EXCUSE FOR A DRAM by JAMES LOGIE ROBERTSON HUGHIE TAKES HIS EASE IN HIS INN by JAMES LOGIE ROBERTSON MOUNTAIN LAUREATE by JAMES LOGIE ROBERTSON |
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