A Prospect of Poetry With Other Poems
A Prospect of Poetry With Other Poems
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To Tyber's banks and folitudes retires. And mid his poplars feels poetic fires; Courts the cool cfier's green refrefhing bed. Or thro' the willows fliows his filver head; Or fails with tranfport down the tuneful tide, Sweet-warbling Vida fwimming by his fide: At Naples too they tell thofe birds are feen, To keep together on the haunted green ; Brundufium oft with fudden fong furprife, And warbie as they journey thro' the fides; To mild Parthenope's delightful fhore, And lands belov'd by Vir'ril... lon^ before.
See heav'n defcend in Homer's awful lines. Where all the god and all the hero fhines; Eeliind Achilles lags devouring death, And the lines run the reader out of breath* Thunders and lightnings blaze before his eyes. Blue ftrcams the fulphur from poetic flcies! Line after line the flood of Hglit rolls on. Foams to a fire, and brightens to a fa:i!
Thefe are the oracles of learning no\r, Confult thefe books, and to thoL- Sibyls bow; TkC c 80 I A PROSPECT OF POETRY.
Thefe are the lights that call good aftions forth, Revire their value and emblaze their worth ; By thofe great fouls fliall Regulus be tri'd.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To Tyber's banks and folitudes retires. And mid his poplars feels poetic fires; Courts the cool cfier's green refrefhing bed. Or thro' the willows fliows his filver head; Or fails with tranfport down the tuneful tide, Sweet-warbling Vida fwimming by his fide: At Naples too they tell thofe birds are feen, To keep together on the haunted green ; Brundufium oft with fudden fong furprife, And warbie as they journey thro' the fides; To mild Parthenope's delightful fhore, And lands belov'd by Vir'ril... lon^ before.
See heav'n defcend in Homer's awful lines. Where all the god and all the hero fhines; Eeliind Achilles lags devouring death, And the lines run the reader out of breath* Thunders and lightnings blaze before his eyes. Blue ftrcams the fulphur from poetic flcies! Line after line the flood of Hglit rolls on. Foams to a fire, and brightens to a fa:i!
Thefe are the oracles of learning no\r, Confult thefe books, and to thoL- Sibyls bow; TkC c 80 I A PROSPECT OF POETRY.
Thefe are the lights that call good aftions forth, Revire their value and emblaze their worth ; By thofe great fouls fliall Regulus be tri'd.
What to read after A Prospect of Poetry With Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James De La Cour to read onlineMoreLess
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