Hesperus, And Other Poems
Hesperus, And Other Poems
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The greedy moon her color laps With its small tongues so bright.
On the left side the elder pried Softly the wrapper off.
That sobbing heart could be descried Still quivering from the scoff.
But soon, a ruby humming bird Caught in a flower of snow, It heaved no more. Without a word Claire struck the small sharp blow.
Digitized by Google THE FOUR KONANS.
(An Irish Legend^ WALES, A.D. 560.
Merrily clanged the harps, and shrill the pipers blew; Around the royal banquet jest and laughter flew ; Whe...n in by open doors a stranger, blithe to see, Marched with a joyous air and bearing brave and free.
He stayed not with the lowly, nor stopped he at the salt; Upon the king's own platform lightly did he vault ; He swept aside the steward, who asked him of his rank, And *twixt the royal pair upon the bench he sank.
No shield against the wall his place had told to him ; No question would he answer, that hero brown and slim ; Upon the jeweled cup a careless hand he stretched, His dagger from the king's plate a haunch of venison fetched.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The greedy moon her color laps With its small tongues so bright.
On the left side the elder pried Softly the wrapper off.
That sobbing heart could be descried Still quivering from the scoff.
But soon, a ruby humming bird Caught in a flower of snow, It heaved no more. Without a word Claire struck the small sharp blow.
Digitized by Google THE FOUR KONANS.
(An Irish Legend^ WALES, A.D. 560.
Merrily clanged the harps, and shrill the pipers blew; Around the royal banquet jest and laughter flew ; Whe...n in by open doors a stranger, blithe to see, Marched with a joyous air and bearing brave and free.
He stayed not with the lowly, nor stopped he at the salt; Upon the king's own platform lightly did he vault ; He swept aside the steward, who asked him of his rank, And *twixt the royal pair upon the bench he sank.
No shield against the wall his place had told to him ; No question would he answer, that hero brown and slim ; Upon the jeweled cup a careless hand he stretched, His dagger from the king's plate a haunch of venison fetched.
What to read after Hesperus, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles De Kay to read onlineMoreLess
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