Lays And Lyrics
Lays And Lyrics
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In all thy wonted splendour, shedding forth Thy beams which of themselves are beautiful.
Athwart yon stately cupolas and domes, That soar in all their noble loveliness, As if to greet thee as thou roll'st along.
And can the placid majesty of night With her most starry canopy indeed Be but the prelude of a fearful doom ?
Is there no other sign, — no threat'ning star Predicting omens dark to those who read Their everlasting rays ? no 1 they are calm — Calm as the solitude in which they shine, And... beautiful — more beautiful in truth If such could be. The heavens hold no clouds To dim the radiant brightness of their forms.
Oh ye bright constellations ! and ye orbs 6o jfareth's Soliloquy before the fall of Sodom.
That people space, illumining this earth With your pervading beauty, and ye heavens So boundless in your dread magnificence, Wherein they hold their nightly watch. Can ye Retain your wonted loveliness unmoved When spirits of destruction are abroad And only wait for their appointed time To breathe the breath of desolation there ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In all thy wonted splendour, shedding forth Thy beams which of themselves are beautiful.
Athwart yon stately cupolas and domes, That soar in all their noble loveliness, As if to greet thee as thou roll'st along.
And can the placid majesty of night With her most starry canopy indeed Be but the prelude of a fearful doom ?
Is there no other sign, — no threat'ning star Predicting omens dark to those who read Their everlasting rays ? no 1 they are calm — Calm as the solitude in which they shine, And... beautiful — more beautiful in truth If such could be. The heavens hold no clouds To dim the radiant brightness of their forms.
Oh ye bright constellations ! and ye orbs 6o jfareth's Soliloquy before the fall of Sodom.
That people space, illumining this earth With your pervading beauty, and ye heavens So boundless in your dread magnificence, Wherein they hold their nightly watch. Can ye Retain your wonted loveliness unmoved When spirits of destruction are abroad And only wait for their appointed time To breathe the breath of desolation there ?
What to read after Lays And Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Albert Dawson Bayldon to read onlineMoreLess
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