Alciphron a Poem
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' 25 Welcom'd from every breezy height, Where crowds stood waiting for her light. And well might they who view'd the scene Then lit up all around them, say, That never yet had Nature been Caught sleeping in a lovelier ray, Or rival'd her own noon-tide face, With purer show of moonlight grace.
Memphis, still grand, though not the same UnrivalPd Memphis, that could seize From ancient Thebes tjie crown of Fame, And wear it bright through centuries Now, in the moonshine, that came down Like a last ...smile upon that crown, Memphis, still grand, among her lakes, Her pyramids and shrines of fire, Rose, like a vision, that half breaks On one who, dreaming, still, awakes To music from some midnight choir : While to the west, where gradual sinks In the red sands, from Libya roll'd, Some mighty column, or fair sphynx, That stood, in kingly courts, of old, It seem'd as, mid the pomps that shone Thus, gaily round him, Time look'd on, Waiting till all, now bright and blest, Should fall beneath him like the rest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' 25 Welcom'd from every breezy height, Where crowds stood waiting for her light. And well might they who view'd the scene Then lit up all around them, say, That never yet had Nature been Caught sleeping in a lovelier ray, Or rival'd her own noon-tide face, With purer show of moonlight grace.
Memphis, still grand, though not the same UnrivalPd Memphis, that could seize From ancient Thebes tjie crown of Fame, And wear it bright through centuries Now, in the moonshine, that came down Like a last ...smile upon that crown, Memphis, still grand, among her lakes, Her pyramids and shrines of fire, Rose, like a vision, that half breaks On one who, dreaming, still, awakes To music from some midnight choir : While to the west, where gradual sinks In the red sands, from Libya roll'd, Some mighty column, or fair sphynx, That stood, in kingly courts, of old, It seem'd as, mid the pomps that shone Thus, gaily round him, Time look'd on, Waiting till all, now bright and blest, Should fall beneath him like the rest.
What to read after Alciphron a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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