Amalyrac a Poem
Amalyrac a Poem
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Now the sounds of solemn music Tell of the approaching pageant. And the crimson rob^d heralds Loud proclaim the coming Monarch, Low the troops of Epidaurus Bend to earth their gleaming ensigns. As the blazoned eagle banner Soars beneath the giant portal.
And the legions of Orontes Hail with shouts the gorgeous standard. As it floats beneath the shadow Of the Coliseum's vastness — As it leads the long ijroccssion O'er the wide outstretched arena. In its pathway youths and maidens Strew the groun...d with odorous flowers, 202 THE COLISEUM, XV.
Wliile the martial ranks of music Follow, each in destined order.
Till before that great assembly Moved the high commanding figure Of the King, whose haughty sceptre Sways the regions of Phoceia ; Who enrobed in regal vestments, Glittering midst his subject i^rinces, Bears on high the imi^erial radiance Of the crown of Anialyrac, Proudly bears the gleaming brightness Of the diadem of power — Of the ancient jewelled circlet That had shone upon the forehead Of a hundred mighty monarchs, That had blazed in beams celestial On the brows of old Almodad ; When the everlasting Daystar In the dimness of Dolona Gave it to the generous offspring Of his war-delighting brother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now the sounds of solemn music Tell of the approaching pageant. And the crimson rob^d heralds Loud proclaim the coming Monarch, Low the troops of Epidaurus Bend to earth their gleaming ensigns. As the blazoned eagle banner Soars beneath the giant portal.
And the legions of Orontes Hail with shouts the gorgeous standard. As it floats beneath the shadow Of the Coliseum's vastness — As it leads the long ijroccssion O'er the wide outstretched arena. In its pathway youths and maidens Strew the groun...d with odorous flowers, 202 THE COLISEUM, XV.
Wliile the martial ranks of music Follow, each in destined order.
Till before that great assembly Moved the high commanding figure Of the King, whose haughty sceptre Sways the regions of Phoceia ; Who enrobed in regal vestments, Glittering midst his subject i^rinces, Bears on high the imi^erial radiance Of the crown of Anialyrac, Proudly bears the gleaming brightness Of the diadem of power — Of the ancient jewelled circlet That had shone upon the forehead Of a hundred mighty monarchs, That had blazed in beams celestial On the brows of old Almodad ; When the everlasting Daystar In the dimness of Dolona Gave it to the generous offspring Of his war-delighting brother.
What to read after Amalyrac a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Law to read onlineMoreLess
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