New-York tribune., 1878-12-17
TUESDAY, DECEMBER II, 1877
ID rosy mists the fading foreiands 6i,. cover

DHtll, Tar nOrtUWuTu, tI'u iVS' lou.a
The ranbow's dust on every iec-bullt shore,
TO make even sunforgetting Death thy loveri
Am not fair .yea. though thy face shon1 & bow tnss
Thus and fond and hnd no child that hIe" thee'
But, having nursed Humanity rs th0n, -,
feel what pure prophetic rapture drew , thee; lc
Stay thou with men take not away tiny nope,
The endless answer to an endless vow:
Ana every Glen and dai Ssome iowand alley
Shall hail it a herald ray,
Aud wait IN happier patience for the cay -, ,,,
when morang's mountan-god shall Hood the valley
Eos.
Another must faint:
am tho promise not the Will
Men dimy guess through me-,
I'he distant glories that may he,
Renewed ~ each grows pale ,
Ia coming, through my roSeate VeIl'
Bui, seeming DrrpO"ered
Wh,n sunrise is strong,
FiutB Courage, Devotion,
/ fade, fer the coward;
| flame, for tke bold;
And noble emotion
My face shall behold.
grow from their Searnng
As they from my yisiOn,-
No longer the Eos
OF spaces Elys,an,
But eVCs returning
with promise suDlime,-
Fret victor ~ 7 CbdCS,
And last over Time!
PYRRHA
To the gracious heart Of woman and the love tha ondy
Thou has given the stor manhood that shelters it and
For the MANS Immortal ardor and the breadth of his
Thou hast set the woman beside him. and weaponed her
equal hand;
As the palm by the palm in beauty the female ana inc
when the south-wiuda mix their blossoms and the date
For one IL the glory OF either since the primal Fate BE-
To guide to single Future Earths donbie-natnred
Mani
CHoEUs.
(ITOR Gtc rdHevSD
Mother thy w0ih hath blessed usI
IouOrcd. vC lay It asuic,
Crowned with III. bliss oi tho bride;
'HoHored We loose from eclipse,
Unto tho sw ctncSs Oi iipS
SWceIcT iUT innocent need,
MOOLs OF the bD~OtA ;hdt iCell
Tender, for difference sake,
Serve ~ MN, hHughtcr powers;
sfrrngth Iron MS bai',- W. take,
Ent to restore II from ours
TEHcE D.rKAMoN.
In tho Lis. 0i oar liu- tit- rrJdrued
W.T. a perfect passi0ns dawn,
Met tho bliss puru wOmCi yCaTn for,
Aud the none trut. mCH burn fSr,
when ia, yout ml ,alcy Is doadened,
Brt the human heart Keats oni
BY the gh, of the dawn within them
Their woahurs- my cnrJrcn See
AND Sclf aud ita grc,ds aI' broken
Ev The longing tha, dar,s he spOSen,
And the warmth OF Inc drcd, that win them
Tic cOuIaS' 10 br frccl
stH suy "a Lnr best rnjcIyOr
Tuat hath set IT. goal ~ high;
But Good, whru ihe hcdIt 1ctfaYs II,
And Love, ny the lives hat praise II,
Shall cradle lhr earth forever
In the arms OF happier sky
CHORUs
(FrobJ the rcHcysD
We hear thee aud know n G. Father
A. flock the shepherd leads,
We fol Ow to tny pastures
o. great and generous deeds
Though 10 come may lrInf us
And suliru frOsts may blight;
And Crime. the proving werewolf,
S,cal on us in the uiGht;
Though Stlf thlt buld- unwearled,
May stain ihe purcr viii,
Or Apathy, slUwN dying
or his own mortal chl;
Yet thou mast h,alug fountains
R-plcn shcd from above,
In heart, brain, soul renewing
Tie Triple sircnGtI of lowell
Planted through al the ages
Thy trees shall yield us food,
And Roldcning for our b'rycst
SAall grow TIE natural GUOdl
pRONETHEUs
Retrieve perycTt' dcstln
y Is this shall set your children free
The forces ~ YOU race employ
To make sur heritage "il Joy;
Yet fed, with evciy earthly sense,
It's heavenly coincidence
That, AZ the garment OF AZ hour;
THIS, ~ everlasting power.
For IIfc, whose source not here began,
Must hll the utmost sphrrr Of Man,
And so expanding litcd be
hIunc the line uf Code decree.
To dnd III endless Growth all good
In endlrss toll. beuttUd,
seeA not to know III. lLn yet YET aspir9 s2n
No. lord Of RAJ, race ~ Is lle "a. afar,n n,,,r.
But Of the nconceiv BIZ All;
Whence nothing tnnt there Is can fall
Brynnd Inu,-bur NAV nearer rise,
Glow-crClmg through eternal skles
His larger NE yr cannot miss,
Now, ~ "A CuIld la AUril hours
Clasps tight IT. handful ~ irst hOwerS
UomewHrd. 10 meet His purpose, 20 -
These things are all yo need 10 know.
The sublime conception which WHITES tho poetic
strains OF thus original and powerful production is
matched with faculty of execution, the GIFT of a
bounteous and genial nature, matured by practice,
frurtIfed by study, and refined by culture, without
which the teemlng fancies of the poet would have
no place III the service Of beauty, and no function
at the altar of humanity. Not that " "Deukalon
can Law any strong claim TO the enjoyment of an
immediate and superficial popularity. 1t is too
subtle and mystical III character, too profoundly
thongAtful IN tone and too rccondite in expression
and illustration to command "A sudden effusion of
public applause. But artistic combination OF
poeticaI invention, phlOsophlc reflection, and
classical lore il gives authentic signs of pr0tractcd
date on the same line with the grayer poems OF
Shelley and Goethe
Arm Dnbllfnilons.