Ballads And Poems
Ballads And Poems
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O bid defiance To the doubters' cruel eyes — Men who take as toys of science All the glories of the skies. Better far the foolish savage Who on twenty Gods will call, Than the scholar doubts can ravage, Till he knows no God at all.
A LEGEND OF LOVE. 85 O'er the leagues of stormy water Came a story on the breeze ; From a cruel field of slaughter It -was borne across the seas. 'Mid the roar of mighty Babel It was whispered far and wide ; *Twas a tearful tender fable Of a hero who had died.
Years ...ago, in times called olden — 'Tis a legend, mind, I tell — From his throne, high reared and golden, Cast to earth, a ruler fell. Fought by foreign foes and worsted, Mad with grief, and mad with shame, For his blood the people thirsted, And heaped curses on his name.
Far away, an exile broken, Shorn of all his pomp and pride, Csesar passed his race's token To his only son ; and died. Died afar, by all unheeded Who of yore had bent the knee ; And he sleeps the sleep he needed In his tomb across the se?.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O bid defiance To the doubters' cruel eyes — Men who take as toys of science All the glories of the skies. Better far the foolish savage Who on twenty Gods will call, Than the scholar doubts can ravage, Till he knows no God at all.
A LEGEND OF LOVE. 85 O'er the leagues of stormy water Came a story on the breeze ; From a cruel field of slaughter It -was borne across the seas. 'Mid the roar of mighty Babel It was whispered far and wide ; *Twas a tearful tender fable Of a hero who had died.
Years ...ago, in times called olden — 'Tis a legend, mind, I tell — From his throne, high reared and golden, Cast to earth, a ruler fell. Fought by foreign foes and worsted, Mad with grief, and mad with shame, For his blood the people thirsted, And heaped curses on his name.
Far away, an exile broken, Shorn of all his pomp and pride, Csesar passed his race's token To his only son ; and died. Died afar, by all unheeded Who of yore had bent the knee ; And he sleeps the sleep he needed In his tomb across the se?.
What to read after Ballads And Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Robert Sims to read onlineMoreLess
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