New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-27
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,EMS by WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT With Illus
trauons by z LECTzE Engraved by American Ar,
isis q vol. superb 5yo. PIP 37e) Carey & Hart
The world has said that Bryant is our best Poet
d he certainly has written more verse that i:
,rth preserving than any other American. Ye
think our country has other SOUS who more fully
nbody our ideal of the truc Poet than does Mr.
want His taste is exquisite, his judgment cca
ID sound, his fancy and imagination pure anc
gorous Yet his Poems often seem tou to lacl
essential Quality-perhaps we may call 1t Heart
IS creations CLEAN like ice palaces transparent
zzling but cold. We quote the two last Poem.
IN this volume, which appears to include nearly
Mr. Bryan,s verses:
THE WANING MOON.
w watched too late the morn is near
One look at Gods broad silent sky
Oh hopes and wishes yany dear.
How in your very strength ye die
Even while your glow is on your cheek
And scarce the high pursuit begun,
The heart grows faint, the hand grows weak
The task of life Is lett undonc
Sec where upon the horizons brirn,
Lies the still cloud in gloomy hnrs;
The waning moon, all pale and dim,
Goes up amid the eternal stars.
Late, in food Of tender light.
She hoated through the ethereal blue.
softer SUM- that shOne all night
Upon the gathering beads OF dew.
And still thou wnnest pallid moon
The encroaching shadow grows hpace
Heavens everlasting watchers soon
Shall see thee blotted from thy place.
Oh, Nights dcthroncd md crownless queen
Well may thy sad, eXpringray
Be shed on those whose eyes have
Hopes glorious visions fade away.
Shine thou for forms that once were bright
For sages in the minds eclipse,
For those whose words were spells oil m glt
But ilter now on stammcrng lips
In thy decaying beam there lies
Full many grave on hill and plain,
OF those who closed their dying eyes
In grief tina, they had lived in vain
Another night nnd thou among
The spheres of Heaven shalt cease 10 shine
All rsyless in the gttering throng
Whose ustrc late was quenched in thine.
Yet soon new and tender light
From out thy darkencd orb shall beam,
And broaden till it shines oil night
On glistening dew and glimmerine stream
The STREAM Or LIFE
On silvcry strearnlet of the fields,
That fowest full and free
For thee the rains OF Spring return
The Summer dews for thee
And when thy latest blossoms die
In Autumn's chilly showers,
The Winter fountains gush for thee
Till May brings back the flowers.
Oh Stream of Life the violc, springs
But once beside thy bed
But one brief Summer. on thy path,
The dews of Heaven are shed.
Thy parent fountains shrink away
And close their crystal veins,
And where thy gii.teripg current flowed
The dust alone remains.
The Illustrations OF this edition are twenty III
mber, engraved by j Cheney, w, Humphreys,
, H Dougal, G H. Cushman, J. j. Pease. W.
Tucker, and ]. w Steele They are generally
,ditable to the progress of Art in our country.
II The USTERsALIsT QUARTERLY for Oct
ntains articles on the following subjects
The Ronge Reform in Germany
unversalism the Demand OF the Age a d. NJ
Philosophy lmpertect-Christianty Perfect a.
The Faith Requisite to Christian Fellowship b I'd
Death and Its Agencies II. IN.
Lessons OF Theology taught in the Works OF Creation
The Sources OF National Prosperity and Ruin II I'd
P0etry-Gods Temple The Joy OF Sadness.
lore noticing it. The articles are generally able and
re nearly all (the Grst being exception strong
bias-that is rs against the modern enden
10 make all Belief of little moment. and 10 explain
sy the Inspiration OF the Sacred Writings We think
ny OF our Theological and other ScminRries OF differ
faith from this Review would find ii M interesting
useful addition to their Libraries
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