Cambridge Prize Poems: Being a Complete Collection of the English Poems ...
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Has heard it bunt the lurid eastern sky, 17Q: As when the tempest whieh th* horizon shrouds Rolls in the centre of his gather*d clouds^ And up the concave from the south afar The distant Thunder drives his rapid car ; And as his fiery steeds impetuous come.
And ^ance with ruddy track across the gloom.
46 BOADICEA.
So, red with Uood and Dasolatkm'f ttaiiis The path of Ruin sweeps across thy plains.
Haste^ Roman, haste ! lo, bending to its fall Destruction trembles o*er Aagosta's wall, 180 Thy ri...sing cities wildly shriek dismayed And ask thy guardian hand, thy parent aid ^ Go— bid the surge of insurrection bide In midway course, and backwards roll its tide; No-^id thy angiy Adria*s waves obey Thy chiding voice, and call their storms Miwaf | Push backwards up thy red Vesuvius* steep The lava torrent pouring to the deep ; Alike thy might is vain ; 'tis thine to £ear Imperious despot ! thine to tremble here. 190 BOADICEA. 47 Woe to Ibj towM ! amid tiidr shrieking wills Ouick in the ifork of death the fiddiion Mli ; BxBlting there Destroetion's DeoMUis rise> And on the steamhig carnage mount the skies; And nodding rains in a lake of blood Xaik the sad plape where peopled cities stood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Has heard it bunt the lurid eastern sky, 17Q: As when the tempest whieh th* horizon shrouds Rolls in the centre of his gather*d clouds^ And up the concave from the south afar The distant Thunder drives his rapid car ; And as his fiery steeds impetuous come.
And ^ance with ruddy track across the gloom.
46 BOADICEA.
So, red with Uood and Dasolatkm'f ttaiiis The path of Ruin sweeps across thy plains.
Haste^ Roman, haste ! lo, bending to its fall Destruction trembles o*er Aagosta's wall, 180 Thy ri...sing cities wildly shriek dismayed And ask thy guardian hand, thy parent aid ^ Go— bid the surge of insurrection bide In midway course, and backwards roll its tide; No-^id thy angiy Adria*s waves obey Thy chiding voice, and call their storms Miwaf | Push backwards up thy red Vesuvius* steep The lava torrent pouring to the deep ; Alike thy might is vain ; 'tis thine to £ear Imperious despot ! thine to tremble here. 190 BOADICEA. 47 Woe to Ibj towM ! amid tiidr shrieking wills Ouick in the ifork of death the fiddiion Mli ; BxBlting there Destroetion's DeoMUis rise> And on the steamhig carnage mount the skies; And nodding rains in a lake of blood Xaik the sad plape where peopled cities stood.
What to read after Cambridge Prize Poems: Being a Complete Collection of the English Poems ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by University of Cambridge Seatonian Prize to read onlineMoreLess
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