Louis Untermeyer (Луис Антермайер)

Challenge

The quiet and courageous night,
A The keen vibration of the stars,
Call me, from morbid peace, to fight
The world's forlorn and desperate wars.

The air throbs like a rolling drum
The brave hills and the singing sea,
Unrest and people's faces come
Like battle-trumpets, rousing me.

And while Life's lusty banner flies,
I shall assail, with raging mirth,
The scornful and untroubled skies,
The cold complacency of earth.

1. How Much of Godhood
2. Portrait of a Machine
3. Eve Speaks
4. Summons
5. Rainbow’s End

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