In Praise of Poets
| Download PDF |
American Literature – Children Books – American Poetry – Henry Van Dyke – Poems by Henry Van Dyke
< < < Robert Browning
“In Memoriam” > > >
Tennyson
In Lucem Transitus, October, 1892
From the misty shores of midnight, touched with splendours of the moon,
To the singing tides of heaven, and the light more clear than noon,
Passed a soul that grew to music till it was with God in tune.
Brother of the greatest poets, true to nature, true to art;
Lover of Immortal Love, uplifter of the human heart;
Who shall cheer us with high music, who shall sing, if thou depart?
Silence here—for love is silent, gazing on the lessening sail;
Silence here—for grief is voiceless when the mighty minstrels fail;
Silence here—but far beyond us, many voices crying, Hail!
< < < Robert Browning
“In Memoriam” > > >
American Literature – Children Books – American Poetry – Henry Van Dyke – Poems by Henry Van Dyke
| If you liked this article, subscribe , put likes, write comments! Share on social networks Visit us on Facebook or Twitter |
- Oh Pacha … et quelques photos de nos oiseaux secourus
- Oh Pacha … and a few pictures of our rescued birds
- Vidéo courte et photos de Teash et Pacha, notre corbeau et notre corneille secourus.
- Short video and pictures of Teash and Pacha our rescued crow and raven
- Photos de Teash notre corneille secourue
- Pictures of Teash our rescued crow
Copyright holders – Public Domain
© 2024 Akirill.com – All Rights Reserved
