Richard Watson Gilder (Ричард Уотсон Гилдер)

The Celestial Passion. Part 1. 4. The Master-Poets

He the great World-Musician at whose stroke
The stars of morning into music broke;
He from whose Being Infinite are caught
All harmonies of light, and sound, and thought—
Once in each age, to keep the world in tune,
He strikes a note sublime. Nor late, nor soon,
A godlike soul,—music and passion's birth,—
Vibrates across the discord of the earth
And sets the world aright.
⁠                                    O, these are they
Who on men's hearts with mightiest power can play—
The master-poets of humanity,
From heaven sent down to lift men to the sky.

1. The Celestial Passion. Part 2. 2. Easter
2. The Celestial Passion. Prelude
3. The Celestial Passion. Part 2. 4. Cost
4. The Celestial Passion. Part 2. 8. “Despise not thou”
5. The New Day. Part 3. 8. “Thy Lover, Love, Would Have Some Nobler Way”

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