A Vision of Faery Land And Other Poems
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An under song the cicalas sing ; Only the lightest leaf's rustleing CINTRA. 109 Scarce in their mazes the midges move, With the webs of gossamer interwove ; The lizard's slim shadow lies motionless On the mossy stone, in the path unthridded; Droops, with still pulse, a tranced Life Over rich fields with poppies rife.
Their deep eyes, snowy and scarlet lidded.
Heavy as with the consciousness Of a secret weight, pregnant with power. — Death that sleeps never, and Sleep that dies Into life, wit...h the dawn of awakening eyes, Differing in breathing mortal breath, Dreamful or dreamless, O Sleep, O Death, How are ye so of kin, born twin From the self-same womb of a simple flower ?
Yet breathe on our brows, sweet Peace profound, Be it Sleep, be it Death ; O, fold us round.
Or above or under the poppied mound !
For Life, saith the Shade on the ruin lone.
Is mutable, full of misery ; A fever-flush, a fainting moan, Vanity ! Hectic Vanity !
IV.
A mountain-spur on either side Shoots out, with the gray-mossed cork-tree hoary, 110 CINTRA.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
m.
An under song the cicalas sing ; Only the lightest leaf's rustleing CINTRA. 109 Scarce in their mazes the midges move, With the webs of gossamer interwove ; The lizard's slim shadow lies motionless On the mossy stone, in the path unthridded; Droops, with still pulse, a tranced Life Over rich fields with poppies rife.
Their deep eyes, snowy and scarlet lidded.
Heavy as with the consciousness Of a secret weight, pregnant with power. — Death that sleeps never, and Sleep that dies Into life, wit...h the dawn of awakening eyes, Differing in breathing mortal breath, Dreamful or dreamless, O Sleep, O Death, How are ye so of kin, born twin From the self-same womb of a simple flower ?
Yet breathe on our brows, sweet Peace profound, Be it Sleep, be it Death ; O, fold us round.
Or above or under the poppied mound !
For Life, saith the Shade on the ruin lone.
Is mutable, full of misery ; A fever-flush, a fainting moan, Vanity ! Hectic Vanity !
IV.
A mountain-spur on either side Shoots out, with the gray-mossed cork-tree hoary, 110 CINTRA.
What to read after A Vision of Faery Land And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Gibson to read onlineMoreLess
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