New Poems
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The pale stars glisten ; The moon comes not : I lie and listen I know not what : Meseems the breath of the air is hot, As though some levin across it shot.
The petrels flutter Along the breeze : A moaning mutter Is on the seas : A strange light over the billows flees ; The air is full of a va2:ue unease.
^t)^ Alas, sweet sister, What fear draws nigh ? What witch-lights glister Athwart the sky ? My heart with terror is like to die ; And some spell holds me : I cannot fly.
Was that the thunder ?
...A strange sound fled And fainted under The Westward red THORGERDA. 85 My weak wings fail me for dint of dread ; The silence weighs on my weary head.
O help me, sweetest !
Of all our race Thou that art fleetest And most of grace ! The dread of the night draws on apace, And we are far from our resting-place.
Lo, there a levin !
From shore to shore Of midmost heaven Hell-bright it tore ! And hark, the thunder ! on heaven's floor It breaks and volleys in roar on roar.
The witch ! She rises Higher and higher !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pale stars glisten ; The moon comes not : I lie and listen I know not what : Meseems the breath of the air is hot, As though some levin across it shot.
The petrels flutter Along the breeze : A moaning mutter Is on the seas : A strange light over the billows flees ; The air is full of a va2:ue unease.
^t)^ Alas, sweet sister, What fear draws nigh ? What witch-lights glister Athwart the sky ? My heart with terror is like to die ; And some spell holds me : I cannot fly.
Was that the thunder ?
...A strange sound fled And fainted under The Westward red THORGERDA. 85 My weak wings fail me for dint of dread ; The silence weighs on my weary head.
O help me, sweetest !
Of all our race Thou that art fleetest And most of grace ! The dread of the night draws on apace, And we are far from our resting-place.
Lo, there a levin !
From shore to shore Of midmost heaven Hell-bright it tore ! And hark, the thunder ! on heaven's floor It breaks and volleys in roar on roar.
The witch ! She rises Higher and higher !
What to read after New Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Payne John to read onlineMoreLess
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