Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE LORDS OF LIFE: 1. THE LORDS OF LIFE, by SAMUEL VALENTINE COLE First Line: Again the night with her majestic grace Last Line: A spider's thread take the great globe in tow. | ||||||||
AGAIN the Night with her majestic grace Comes sweeping through the chambers of the sky, And now begin the dark-winged Hours to fly Far up in heaven. Look yonder: where you trace That silver world float softly into place, Down-looking on us like a conscious eye, The Lords of Life, that offer or deny The things we long for most, rise out of space. Hush! influence is raining from the signs To mould the lives of all who dwell below; The forces working in the air's deep mines Are now resistless; if they will it so, A grain may balance Alps and Appenines, A spider's thread take the great globe in tow. | 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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