Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE NIGHT SKY, by CHARLES GEORGE DOUGLAS ROBERTS Poet's Biography First Line: O deep of heaven, 'tis thou alone art boundless Last Line: Through thine abiding like a dateless dream. Subject(s): Sky | ||||||||
O DEEP of Heaven, 't is thou alone art boundless, 'T is thou alone our balance shall not weigh, 'T is thou alone our fathom-line finds soundless, -- Whose infinite our finite must obey! Through thy blue realms and down thy starry reaches Thought voyages forth beyond thy furthest fire, And homing from no sighted shoreline, teaches Thee measureless as is the soul's desire. O deep of Heaven! No beam of Pleiad ranging Eternity may bridge thy gulf of spheres! The ceaseless hum that fills thy sleep unchanging Is rain of the innumerable years. Our worlds, our suns, our ages, -- these but stream Through thine abiding like a dateless dream. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE SMALL SELF AND THE LIBERAL SELF by JAMES GALVIN BUILDING A PAINTING A HOME by BOB HICOK HEAD SKY CONVOY PATTERN; I.M. FRANCO BELTRAMETTI by ANSELM HOLLO AUTUMN RAIN by KENNETH REXROTH BROOKLYN BRIDGE by CHARLES GEORGE DOUGLAS ROBERTS |
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