England And Other Poems
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" He still spoke on ; but Ruan heard no more, For he was wandering fast along the shore In the lone sunshine; aimlessly he strayed, Dazzled and indescribably afraid.
On a sudden flamed a thought Through his body: straight he sought 26 RUAN'S VOYAGE Within his breast the casket hid, Crying, " Morgaine, thou shalt tell, Though the answer come from Hell! " With trembling fingers he undid The silken cord, the golden lid.
Lo, from the opened casket broke A stealing skein of purple smoke, A wandering... faint cloud of perfume That rippled up in filmy plume, And lingered faltering like a prayer, Then melted into sunlit air.
Three hundred years had melted there, Three hundred years of faery bliss, Perished sooner than a single kiss!
As Ruan stares upon the empty box, His outstretched fingers stiffen stark, His cheek is shrivelled, his eyes grow dark, Either knee together knocks ; Ere he can pray, ere he can groan, Swift as grass in a furnace thrown, Or a crumbled clod in a heedless hand, He withers into whitened bone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He still spoke on ; but Ruan heard no more, For he was wandering fast along the shore In the lone sunshine; aimlessly he strayed, Dazzled and indescribably afraid.
On a sudden flamed a thought Through his body: straight he sought 26 RUAN'S VOYAGE Within his breast the casket hid, Crying, " Morgaine, thou shalt tell, Though the answer come from Hell! " With trembling fingers he undid The silken cord, the golden lid.
Lo, from the opened casket broke A stealing skein of purple smoke, A wandering... faint cloud of perfume That rippled up in filmy plume, And lingered faltering like a prayer, Then melted into sunlit air.
Three hundred years had melted there, Three hundred years of faery bliss, Perished sooner than a single kiss!
As Ruan stares upon the empty box, His outstretched fingers stiffen stark, His cheek is shrivelled, his eyes grow dark, Either knee together knocks ; Ere he can pray, ere he can groan, Swift as grass in a furnace thrown, Or a crumbled clod in a heedless hand, He withers into whitened bone.
What to read after England And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Binyon Laurence to read onlineMoreLess
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