Ddal Wings
Ddal Wings
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I rose discomfited and crept Without like one who fears the sight Of fellow men. A madness swept, Like storm-clouds o'er a starry night, Across my anguished brain 's unresting nodes of light.
All quiet lay the world asleep below The serene skies. Oh! that most jealous rest Eased not but aggravated still my woe.
The wildest howling storm had been the best Companion to my mood, the tenderest And surest comforter, if comfort could Approach to one so fearfully possessed.
There like a maniac I ran ;... then stood And shouting cursed that peace which I had vainly wooed.
20 Then sank the frenzy of my woe's excess Into that dull peace of untold despair, That worse stagnation, such as none can guess Who have not felt at heart their bitter share Slowly increasing and congealing there, Binding the hopeless, helpless mind with worse Than death, a frozen vacancy of care, The weight of an intolerable curse Cracking the very soul that yet cannot disperse.
SONNET Inspiration THE cloudy shapes that throng my dazzled thought With incommunicable beauty shine, But sometimes I their shadow fair have caught Cast on my dreams and only less divine Than their inseparable loveliness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I rose discomfited and crept Without like one who fears the sight Of fellow men. A madness swept, Like storm-clouds o'er a starry night, Across my anguished brain 's unresting nodes of light.
All quiet lay the world asleep below The serene skies. Oh! that most jealous rest Eased not but aggravated still my woe.
The wildest howling storm had been the best Companion to my mood, the tenderest And surest comforter, if comfort could Approach to one so fearfully possessed.
There like a maniac I ran ;... then stood And shouting cursed that peace which I had vainly wooed.
20 Then sank the frenzy of my woe's excess Into that dull peace of untold despair, That worse stagnation, such as none can guess Who have not felt at heart their bitter share Slowly increasing and congealing there, Binding the hopeless, helpless mind with worse Than death, a frozen vacancy of care, The weight of an intolerable curse Cracking the very soul that yet cannot disperse.
SONNET Inspiration THE cloudy shapes that throng my dazzled thought With incommunicable beauty shine, But sometimes I their shadow fair have caught Cast on my dreams and only less divine Than their inseparable loveliness.
What to read after Ddal Wings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Willoughby Weaving to read onlineMoreLess
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