A Lost Epic And Other Poems
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" The Waters. 71 " Doth any living thing remain ? " "Not one of all that Thou didst make of yore. " The awful Voice responded : " Look no more ! " IV. THE WATERS. "And he sent forth a dove from him to see if the waters were abated from off the face of the ground ; but the dove found no rest for the sole of her foot. " AROUND the globe one wave, from pole to pole, Rolled on, and found no shore to break its roll. One awful water mirrored everywhere The silent, blue, illimitable air ; And glassed ...at one same hour the midnight moon, Sunrise, and sunset, and the sun at noon. Beneath the noontide sun 'twas still as death. Within the dawn no living thing drew breath. Beneath the cold white moon the cold blue wave Sealed with an icy hush the old world's grave. 72 The Legend of the A rk. But, hark ! upon the sunset's edge were heard, Afar and faint, the cries of beast and bird. Afar, between the sunset and the dark, The lions had awakened in the Ark. Across the great red splendour white wings flew, Weary of wandering where no green leaf grew ; Weary of searching for that unfound shore From which the Raven had returned no more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The Waters. 71 " Doth any living thing remain ? " "Not one of all that Thou didst make of yore. " The awful Voice responded : " Look no more ! " IV. THE WATERS. "And he sent forth a dove from him to see if the waters were abated from off the face of the ground ; but the dove found no rest for the sole of her foot. " AROUND the globe one wave, from pole to pole, Rolled on, and found no shore to break its roll. One awful water mirrored everywhere The silent, blue, illimitable air ; And glassed ...at one same hour the midnight moon, Sunrise, and sunset, and the sun at noon. Beneath the noontide sun 'twas still as death. Within the dawn no living thing drew breath. Beneath the cold white moon the cold blue wave Sealed with an icy hush the old world's grave. 72 The Legend of the A rk. But, hark ! upon the sunset's edge were heard, Afar and faint, the cries of beast and bird. Afar, between the sunset and the dark, The lions had awakened in the Ark. Across the great red splendour white wings flew, Weary of wandering where no green leaf grew ; Weary of searching for that unfound shore From which the Raven had returned no more.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Canton William to read onlineMoreLess
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