Inkermann a Poem
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To each and all belongs the laurell'd crown, — And woe to him who drags their honours down, — Yet, Shakfpeare, Thou wert all thefe lights combined, O many-fided cryftal of mankind !
m.
^J3/gt jealous Moor, the thoughtful Dane, The witty rare fat knight.
w ^ xAnd grand old Lear half-infane.
And fell lago's fplte. And Romeo's love, and Tybalt's hate, And Bolingbroke in regal ftate.
And he that murdered fleep, — And ruthlefs Shylock's bloody bond, And Profper with his broken wand Long buried fatho...ms deep ! Frank Juliet too, — and that foft pair Helen and Hermia, lilies fair As growing on one ftem, Love-cfazed Ophelia, drown'd, ah ! drown'd. And wanton Cleopatra, crown'd With Egypt's diadem ; The young Miranda moft admired, Cordelia's filial heart. Sly Beatrice with wit infpired.
And Ariel's trickfey part, Fair Rofalind, — fweet banifhed. And o;entle Defdemona — dead ! — Ay, thefe — all thefe, and crowds befide.
Heroes, jefters, courtiers, clowns. Girls in grief, or kings in pride.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To each and all belongs the laurell'd crown, — And woe to him who drags their honours down, — Yet, Shakfpeare, Thou wert all thefe lights combined, O many-fided cryftal of mankind !
m.
^J3/gt jealous Moor, the thoughtful Dane, The witty rare fat knight.
w ^ xAnd grand old Lear half-infane.
And fell lago's fplte. And Romeo's love, and Tybalt's hate, And Bolingbroke in regal ftate.
And he that murdered fleep, — And ruthlefs Shylock's bloody bond, And Profper with his broken wand Long buried fatho...ms deep ! Frank Juliet too, — and that foft pair Helen and Hermia, lilies fair As growing on one ftem, Love-cfazed Ophelia, drown'd, ah ! drown'd. And wanton Cleopatra, crown'd With Egypt's diadem ; The young Miranda moft admired, Cordelia's filial heart. Sly Beatrice with wit infpired.
And Ariel's trickfey part, Fair Rofalind, — fweet banifhed. And o;entle Defdemona — dead ! — Ay, thefe — all thefe, and crowds befide.
Heroes, jefters, courtiers, clowns. Girls in grief, or kings in pride.
What to read after Inkermann a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Milman to read onlineMoreLess
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