Etoile, And Other Poems
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11 82 SOLITUDE.
And yet the sculptur'd marbles live in death- While history speaks not they are eloquent ; And torn remains preserve a vital breath, They have a voice through each corroding rent : Mute pleaders need no living tongue where bent A people's pride— the musing pilgrims read The sorrowing tale around them — from the tent Upon prevailing sands, that idly heed A nation's wo, to all that has been thought can lead.
And thou hast seen the eye of Greece grow dim, Her fanes despoiled, Olym...pus only seem, And the bright Parthenon, what once they've been, Lights that through long historic darkness gleam !
Stern Marathon returns as in a dream, And Salamis and great Platsea give To the degenerate Greek no kindling beam :— Oh that the days of Pericles might live, And o'er iEgina's hill reviving splendors breathe !
Upon the templed rock the Turk admired, Where worshipp'd Art, Praxiteles enshrined ; When long her great, excelling days were fir'd, With all the towering masterdom of mind !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
11 82 SOLITUDE.
And yet the sculptur'd marbles live in death- While history speaks not they are eloquent ; And torn remains preserve a vital breath, They have a voice through each corroding rent : Mute pleaders need no living tongue where bent A people's pride— the musing pilgrims read The sorrowing tale around them — from the tent Upon prevailing sands, that idly heed A nation's wo, to all that has been thought can lead.
And thou hast seen the eye of Greece grow dim, Her fanes despoiled, Olym...pus only seem, And the bright Parthenon, what once they've been, Lights that through long historic darkness gleam !
Stern Marathon returns as in a dream, And Salamis and great Platsea give To the degenerate Greek no kindling beam :— Oh that the days of Pericles might live, And o'er iEgina's hill reviving splendors breathe !
Upon the templed rock the Turk admired, Where worshipp'd Art, Praxiteles enshrined ; When long her great, excelling days were fir'd, With all the towering masterdom of mind !
What to read after Etoile, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Whitehead to read onlineMoreLess
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