Axel And Other Poems
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How beautiful thy Winter ! I see the hero rove, The tempests toss his beard, and the pines his chaplet yield ; He scatters grains of silver o'er every sunny grove.
And with his frozen fingers strews lilies o'er the field, As on the heaving billows, at war with cliff and rock.
His diamond buckler presses with unresisting shock.
How happy passed my childhood "mid many a snowy crest. Now flying down the steej) decline like lightning from a cloud.
TO MY HOME LAND. 51 Now riding with our shoes of st...eel the billow's rugged breast ; While Winter wrapped arouud us its unrelenting shroud, Spring gladdened every sunny cheek, and Innocence each heart, As winged by winds each foot pressed on like some strong driven dart.
How brilliant through the winter nights the moon shone o'er the lea, Her rays so gently slumbered there, on beds of drifted snow; The North breeze came, — and lashed the rocks, swept wood and angry sea, And o'er the sky the Northern lights flashed forth their lurid glow ; As Fairies with the night aroused rose from their gilded rest, To stand amid the clouds that stormed upon the mountain crest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How beautiful thy Winter ! I see the hero rove, The tempests toss his beard, and the pines his chaplet yield ; He scatters grains of silver o'er every sunny grove.
And with his frozen fingers strews lilies o'er the field, As on the heaving billows, at war with cliff and rock.
His diamond buckler presses with unresisting shock.
How happy passed my childhood "mid many a snowy crest. Now flying down the steej) decline like lightning from a cloud.
TO MY HOME LAND. 51 Now riding with our shoes of st...eel the billow's rugged breast ; While Winter wrapped arouud us its unrelenting shroud, Spring gladdened every sunny cheek, and Innocence each heart, As winged by winds each foot pressed on like some strong driven dart.
How brilliant through the winter nights the moon shone o'er the lea, Her rays so gently slumbered there, on beds of drifted snow; The North breeze came, — and lashed the rocks, swept wood and angry sea, And o'er the sky the Northern lights flashed forth their lurid glow ; As Fairies with the night aroused rose from their gilded rest, To stand amid the clouds that stormed upon the mountain crest.
What to read after Axel And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tegnér Esaias to read onlineMoreLess
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