Lyra And Other Poems
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MILNAGRKY. 59 With the dews the red laburnums, And the golden rods were bent, But no step disturbed the silence, And the midnight came and went.
Stanley, blue-eyed, gentle Stanley, If he liveth, none may say, But within the pleasant garden Never walked he from that day. In his stall his black steed fasted, Drooping lowly from his pride, And his lithe hound stayed from trailing, Crouching, whining, till he died. And the mournful tears of Milna Often for lost Stanley fell, As in part she guessed ...the story That he never came to tell.
THE MURDERESS.
ALONG the still cold plain o'erhead, In pale embattled crowds, The stars their tents of glory spread, And camped among the clouds ; Cinctured with shadows, like a wraith, Night moaned along the lea ; Like the blue hungry eye of Death, Shone the perfidious sea ; The moon was waxen to the wane, The winds were wild and high, And a pale meteor's golden mane Streamed from the northern sky.
Hush ! did a shiver of pale fear Along the gray air run ? Much I roisguess me, else anear Some murderous work is done.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MILNAGRKY. 59 With the dews the red laburnums, And the golden rods were bent, But no step disturbed the silence, And the midnight came and went.
Stanley, blue-eyed, gentle Stanley, If he liveth, none may say, But within the pleasant garden Never walked he from that day. In his stall his black steed fasted, Drooping lowly from his pride, And his lithe hound stayed from trailing, Crouching, whining, till he died. And the mournful tears of Milna Often for lost Stanley fell, As in part she guessed ...the story That he never came to tell.
THE MURDERESS.
ALONG the still cold plain o'erhead, In pale embattled crowds, The stars their tents of glory spread, And camped among the clouds ; Cinctured with shadows, like a wraith, Night moaned along the lea ; Like the blue hungry eye of Death, Shone the perfidious sea ; The moon was waxen to the wane, The winds were wild and high, And a pale meteor's golden mane Streamed from the northern sky.
Hush ! did a shiver of pale fear Along the gray air run ? Much I roisguess me, else anear Some murderous work is done.
What to read after Lyra And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Cary to read onlineMoreLess
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