Life Below in Seven Poems
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Then oh, how swift through lawn and lane he flew, Till all was gloom again ! when, drench d and drear, He hid beneath a shed to wait till dawn draw near.
LXXXIX.
And last it does come ! From his crimson couch, The Sun draws back the curtains of the East ; While stealthy shades, through fen and forest crouch; Or, scaping westward, leave the world releast From dismal spells that still d the man and beast.
Winds, wide, aroused, shake up each rustling wood, As tho they whisper d "Wake, your thralld...om s ceast ! " And birds, that dream d all night of morning mood, Chase the faint stars, or find them flown with glee renew d.
A POEM. 83 XC. Soon, o er the high hills lifts the sovereign crown, When, gayly garb d in homage of their king, The dew-bright Groves and Grasses bend low down, Then yield their midnight gains to vapory wing. Pleased with the stores of glittering wealth, they bring, Their prince speaks festive day! whence sounds of praise And fragrant incense float : and sweet bells ring Of hour, for men to muse, mid prayerful lays, Of that bright morn when comes the Prince of all the Days!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then oh, how swift through lawn and lane he flew, Till all was gloom again ! when, drench d and drear, He hid beneath a shed to wait till dawn draw near.
LXXXIX.
And last it does come ! From his crimson couch, The Sun draws back the curtains of the East ; While stealthy shades, through fen and forest crouch; Or, scaping westward, leave the world releast From dismal spells that still d the man and beast.
Winds, wide, aroused, shake up each rustling wood, As tho they whisper d "Wake, your thralld...om s ceast ! " And birds, that dream d all night of morning mood, Chase the faint stars, or find them flown with glee renew d.
A POEM. 83 XC. Soon, o er the high hills lifts the sovereign crown, When, gayly garb d in homage of their king, The dew-bright Groves and Grasses bend low down, Then yield their midnight gains to vapory wing. Pleased with the stores of glittering wealth, they bring, Their prince speaks festive day! whence sounds of praise And fragrant incense float : and sweet bells ring Of hour, for men to muse, mid prayerful lays, Of that bright morn when comes the Prince of all the Days!
What to read after Life Below in Seven Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Lansing Raymond to read onlineMoreLess
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