Hylethen And Other Poems
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Go join thy wallowing mates ! ' ' But like the cloud-spark my swift sword flash 'd over Her pale brow and pearl-twined luxuriant plaits Of ebon hair. With loud shriek she sped under My sword-arm's menace, and close clasping cried : ''What man art thou^ What mortal hath such wonder "Unheard-of wrought, these potions to abide?
"For never, never did other lips unblighted "Press the drugg'd bowl, save thine. Ah yes, 't was true !
"Ulysses thou art, whose coming the sure- sighted "Wing'd Messenger o...ft warn'd me I should rue, "From Trojan field thy lone bark homeward steering. — "But sheathe, I pray, thy sword; and come where rest [71] THE ISLE OF CIRCE ''The wanderer waits — ^with love thy sad heart cheering ''And couch of more than mortal charms pos- ses!" "Fair Circe, dread enchantress, darest thou utter "Love's name (I answered), whilst in noi- some sty ' ' My hapless comrades with brute voices mutter "The anguish bred of thy fierce contumely?
" Think 'st thou this hilted blade hath foil'd all vainly "Those charms whose dart gods only may repel "(Or man with god), but to succumb insanely "To the bland witchery of second spell?" I spoke.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Go join thy wallowing mates ! ' ' But like the cloud-spark my swift sword flash 'd over Her pale brow and pearl-twined luxuriant plaits Of ebon hair. With loud shriek she sped under My sword-arm's menace, and close clasping cried : ''What man art thou^ What mortal hath such wonder "Unheard-of wrought, these potions to abide?
"For never, never did other lips unblighted "Press the drugg'd bowl, save thine. Ah yes, 't was true !
"Ulysses thou art, whose coming the sure- sighted "Wing'd Messenger o...ft warn'd me I should rue, "From Trojan field thy lone bark homeward steering. — "But sheathe, I pray, thy sword; and come where rest [71] THE ISLE OF CIRCE ''The wanderer waits — ^with love thy sad heart cheering ''And couch of more than mortal charms pos- ses!" "Fair Circe, dread enchantress, darest thou utter "Love's name (I answered), whilst in noi- some sty ' ' My hapless comrades with brute voices mutter "The anguish bred of thy fierce contumely?
" Think 'st thou this hilted blade hath foil'd all vainly "Those charms whose dart gods only may repel "(Or man with god), but to succumb insanely "To the bland witchery of second spell?" I spoke.
What to read after Hylethen And Other Poems?
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