Nature
Philosophy doth dig and draw
From Song-Waves (1900)
Philosophy doth dig and draw;
Instinct translateth into law,--
The universe in one God dwelling,
The poet's vision forekenned with awe.
He is a seer in night of Time,
Casting red foregleams in his rhyme,
Of rising stars on man's horizon;
Herald of truth of a choral clime,--
Impassioned truth from inward deeps,
That oft like lightning sudden leaps
From darkness, blazing a far pathway
To hills of God, which the sunlight steeps.
Codex Note
From the sequence Song-Waves (1900)
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MLA
Rand, Theodore Harding. “Philosophy doth dig and draw.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/rand_th/129/.
Chicago
Rand, Theodore Harding. “Philosophy doth dig and draw.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/rand_th/129/.
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