On the Heights (Paa Vidderne) a Tragedy in Lyrical Ballads

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Nay, in the well-spring of thine eyes I'd wash my guilty soul, And them that maddened me chastise By rock and tree, foul elfin spies, — Yea, slay the jeering troll !
Victorious then I'd leap and cry To God in instant prayer : " Oh bless with sunshine far and nigh Her path made smooth and fair." Ha, what ? Was not my calling war ?
Bom fighter, bold and stout ?
Far better boon I'll beg him for: " Kind God, make steep her path and sore.
With foes for me to rout." S- Let rain-swoU'n mountain torren
...ts roar Athwart her slippery path ; Grant landslip and moraine whereo'er No maid safe footing hath ; Then I'll upbear her with strong arm.
How mad soe'er the flood ; My breast her pillow, who'll alarm.
Who threaten her with shame or harm I He rueth it in blood.
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Far he came from southlands hither.
Mark his high and pallid forehead, Round him northlights gleam and wither Lurid to a blood-sheen horrid.
Sobs sardonic choke his laughter ; Dumb his lips — yet vaguely mutter, Whence there dawns no meaning after More than wind-smit rocks can utter.


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