The Congo and Other Poems by Vachel Lindsay
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As though the arts forgotten
But bloomed to prophecy These careless, fearless harp-strings, New-crying in the sky. # To be sung. # "When this his hour of sorrow For flowers and Arts of men Has passed in ghostly music," I asked my wild heart then -- What will he sing to-morrow, What wonder, all his own Alone, set free, rejoicing, With a green hill for his throne? What will he sing to-morrow What wonder all his own Alone, set free, rejoicing, With a green hill for his throne? Second Section Incense |
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