Byron's Poetical Works, volume 1
Byron's Poetical Works, volume 1
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Nisus, no more the blackening shade conceals, Forth, forth he starts, and all his love reveals; Aghast, confus'd, his fears to madness rise, And pour these accents, shrieking as he flies; "Me, me, --your vengeance hurl on me alone; Here sheathe the steel, my blood is all your own; Ye starry Spheres! thou conscious Heaven! attest! He could not--durst not--lo! the guile confest! 370 All, all was mine, --his early fate suspend; He only lov'd, too well, his hapless friend: Spare, spare, ye Chiefs! ...from him your rage remove; His fault was friendship, all his crime was love. " He pray'd in vain; the dark assassin's sword Pierced the fair side, the snowy bosom gor'd; Lowly to earth inclines his plume-clad crest, And sanguine torrents mantle o'er his breast: As some young rose whose blossom scents the air, Languid in death, expires beneath the share; 380 Or crimson poppy, sinking with the shower, Declining gently, falls a fading flower; Thus, sweetly drooping, bends his lovely head, And lingering Beauty hovers round the dead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nisus, no more the blackening shade conceals, Forth, forth he starts, and all his love reveals; Aghast, confus'd, his fears to madness rise, And pour these accents, shrieking as he flies; "Me, me, --your vengeance hurl on me alone; Here sheathe the steel, my blood is all your own; Ye starry Spheres! thou conscious Heaven! attest! He could not--durst not--lo! the guile confest! 370 All, all was mine, --his early fate suspend; He only lov'd, too well, his hapless friend: Spare, spare, ye Chiefs! ...from him your rage remove; His fault was friendship, all his crime was love. " He pray'd in vain; the dark assassin's sword Pierced the fair side, the snowy bosom gor'd; Lowly to earth inclines his plume-clad crest, And sanguine torrents mantle o'er his breast: As some young rose whose blossom scents the air, Languid in death, expires beneath the share; 380 Or crimson poppy, sinking with the shower, Declining gently, falls a fading flower; Thus, sweetly drooping, bends his lovely head, And lingering Beauty hovers round the dead.
What to read after Byron's Poetical Works, volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baron George Gordon Byron Byron to read onlineMoreLess
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