David Western
David Western
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In a dog's eyes that sees his master grieve, Would dignify the poor rough face, and raise Fresh waves of tumult in the pastor's breast.
And wheresoever he moved, all joyous things Seemed smitten into silence and abashed, As in the presence of some mighty grief; And everywhere the quick keen eyes of Pain Found food to grow by, horrors scarcely seen, Or, seen, scarce noted by the eyes of Joy In quest of healthier nurture : — the fierce hawk Preying upon the dove's soft eyes, with claws Deep in he...r breast, and the grey down that warmed Her nestlings clinging to his blood-stained beak ; The sheep that lay for days with shattered limbs.
Sustaining torture on the scanty grass DAVID WESXHEN. 99 In reach of where it fell, till now it lies A-dying with dim eye upturned to heaven ; The wounded plover trailing through the heath A bleeding wing. — And then his frenzied mind Would wander to like scenes of human woe ; Would see upon the Western prairie-plain The aged Indian crouching o'er the embers, With sunken cheeks, and hungry hopeless gaze Fixed on the wide horizon, where his tribe Had vanished many an hour ago ; the seaman Just dead beside his mates, while far away The sail he prayed for with his last faint breath Shines all too late.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In a dog's eyes that sees his master grieve, Would dignify the poor rough face, and raise Fresh waves of tumult in the pastor's breast.
And wheresoever he moved, all joyous things Seemed smitten into silence and abashed, As in the presence of some mighty grief; And everywhere the quick keen eyes of Pain Found food to grow by, horrors scarcely seen, Or, seen, scarce noted by the eyes of Joy In quest of healthier nurture : — the fierce hawk Preying upon the dove's soft eyes, with claws Deep in he...r breast, and the grey down that warmed Her nestlings clinging to his blood-stained beak ; The sheep that lay for days with shattered limbs.
Sustaining torture on the scanty grass DAVID WESXHEN. 99 In reach of where it fell, till now it lies A-dying with dim eye upturned to heaven ; The wounded plover trailing through the heath A bleeding wing. — And then his frenzied mind Would wander to like scenes of human woe ; Would see upon the Western prairie-plain The aged Indian crouching o'er the embers, With sunken cheeks, and hungry hopeless gaze Fixed on the wide horizon, where his tribe Had vanished many an hour ago ; the seaman Just dead beside his mates, while far away The sail he prayed for with his last faint breath Shines all too late.
What to read after David Western?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Hayes to read onlineMoreLess
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