Odes in Contribution to the Song of French History
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There is no answer : seed of black defeat She then did sow, and France nigh unto death fore- doom.
See since that Seaman's epicycle sprite Engirdle, lure and goad him to the chase Along drear leagues of crimson spotting white With mother's tears of France, that he may meet Behind suborned battalions, ranked as wheat Where peeps the weedy poppy, him of the sea; Earth's power to baffle Ocean's power resume ; Victorious army crown o'er Victory's fleet; And bearing low that Seaman upon knee, Stay t...he vexed question of supremacy.
Obnoxious in the vault by Frederic's tomb.
VIII Poured streams of Europe's veins the flood Full Rhine or Danube rolls off morning-tide Through shadowed reaches into crimson-dyed : And Rhine and Danube knew her gush of blood Down the plucked roots the deepest in her breast.
34 NAPOLEON He tossed her cordials, from his laurels pressed.
She drank for dryness thirstily, praised his gifts.
The blooded frame a powerful draught uplifts, Writhed the devotedness her voice rang wide In cries ecstatic, as of the martyr-Blest, Their spirits issuing forth of bodies racked, And crazy chuckles, with life's tears at feud ; While near her heart the sunken sentinel Called Critic marked, and dumb in awe reviewed This torture, this anointed, this untracked To mortal source, this alien of his kind ; Creator, slayer, conjuror, Solon-Mars, The cataract of the abyss, the star of stars ; Whose arts to lay the senses under spell Aroused an insurrectionary mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is no answer : seed of black defeat She then did sow, and France nigh unto death fore- doom.
See since that Seaman's epicycle sprite Engirdle, lure and goad him to the chase Along drear leagues of crimson spotting white With mother's tears of France, that he may meet Behind suborned battalions, ranked as wheat Where peeps the weedy poppy, him of the sea; Earth's power to baffle Ocean's power resume ; Victorious army crown o'er Victory's fleet; And bearing low that Seaman upon knee, Stay t...he vexed question of supremacy.
Obnoxious in the vault by Frederic's tomb.
VIII Poured streams of Europe's veins the flood Full Rhine or Danube rolls off morning-tide Through shadowed reaches into crimson-dyed : And Rhine and Danube knew her gush of blood Down the plucked roots the deepest in her breast.
34 NAPOLEON He tossed her cordials, from his laurels pressed.
She drank for dryness thirstily, praised his gifts.
The blooded frame a powerful draught uplifts, Writhed the devotedness her voice rang wide In cries ecstatic, as of the martyr-Blest, Their spirits issuing forth of bodies racked, And crazy chuckles, with life's tears at feud ; While near her heart the sunken sentinel Called Critic marked, and dumb in awe reviewed This torture, this anointed, this untracked To mortal source, this alien of his kind ; Creator, slayer, conjuror, Solon-Mars, The cataract of the abyss, the star of stars ; Whose arts to lay the senses under spell Aroused an insurrectionary mind.
What to read after Odes in Contribution to the Song of French History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meredith George to read onlineMoreLess
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