Bran Mak Morn: the Last King
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�ear ye the tale that the ancients tell, Promised of yore by the god of the moon, Hurled on the shore a deep sea shell, Carved on the surface a mystic rune: �As ye were first in the mystic past Out of the fogs of the dim of Time, So shall the men of your race be last When the world shall crumble,�so ran the rhyme.
�A man of your race, on peaks that clash, Shall gaze on the reeling world below; To billowing smoke shall he see it crash, A floating fog of the winds that blow.
�Star-dust falling for... aye through space.
Whirling about in the winds that spin; Ye that were first, be the last-most race, For one of your men shall be the last of men.� Into the silence her voice trailed off, Yet still it echoed across the dusk, Over the heather the night-wind soft Bore the scent of the forest� musk.
Red lips lifted, and dark eyes dreamed, Bats came wheeling on stealthy wings; But the moon rose gold and the far stars gleamed, And the king still sate on the throne of kings.
Worms of the Earth Worms of the Earth �trike in the nails, soldiers, and let our guest see the reality of our good Roman justice!� The speaker wrapped his purple cloak closer about his powerful frame and settled back into his official chair, much as he might have settled back in his seat at the Circus Maximus to enjoy the clash of gladiatorial swords.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
�ear ye the tale that the ancients tell, Promised of yore by the god of the moon, Hurled on the shore a deep sea shell, Carved on the surface a mystic rune: �As ye were first in the mystic past Out of the fogs of the dim of Time, So shall the men of your race be last When the world shall crumble,�so ran the rhyme.
�A man of your race, on peaks that clash, Shall gaze on the reeling world below; To billowing smoke shall he see it crash, A floating fog of the winds that blow.
�Star-dust falling for... aye through space.
Whirling about in the winds that spin; Ye that were first, be the last-most race, For one of your men shall be the last of men.� Into the silence her voice trailed off, Yet still it echoed across the dusk, Over the heather the night-wind soft Bore the scent of the forest� musk.
Red lips lifted, and dark eyes dreamed, Bats came wheeling on stealthy wings; But the moon rose gold and the far stars gleamed, And the king still sate on the throne of kings.
Worms of the Earth Worms of the Earth �trike in the nails, soldiers, and let our guest see the reality of our good Roman justice!� The speaker wrapped his purple cloak closer about his powerful frame and settled back into his official chair, much as he might have settled back in his seat at the Circus Maximus to enjoy the clash of gladiatorial swords.
What to read after Bran Mak Morn: the Last King?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert E. Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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