Poems
Poems
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To the blue river's bended line.
And Saint Cecilia's lonely shrine.
VI.
Blue, and baseless, and beautiful Did the boundless mountains bear Their folded shadows into the golden air.
The comfortlessness of their chasms was full Of orient cloud and undulating mist.
Which, where their silver cataracts hissed.
Digitized by LjOOQ IC 93 THE BROKEN CHAIN.
Quivered with panting colour. Far above A lightning pulse of soundless fire did move In the blue heaven itself, and, snake-like slid Eound peak and p...recipice, and pyramid ; White lines of light along their crags alit.
And the cold lips of their chasms were wreathed with it.
Until they smiled with passionate fire ; the sky Hung over them with answering ecstasy ; Through its pale veins of cloud, like blushing blood.
From south to north the swift pulsation glowed With infinite emotion ; but it ceased In the far chambers of the dewy west.
There the weak day stood withering, like a spirit Which, in its dim departure, turns to bless Their sorrow whom it leaveth, to inherit Their lonely lot of night and nothingness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To the blue river's bended line.
And Saint Cecilia's lonely shrine.
VI.
Blue, and baseless, and beautiful Did the boundless mountains bear Their folded shadows into the golden air.
The comfortlessness of their chasms was full Of orient cloud and undulating mist.
Which, where their silver cataracts hissed.
Digitized by LjOOQ IC 93 THE BROKEN CHAIN.
Quivered with panting colour. Far above A lightning pulse of soundless fire did move In the blue heaven itself, and, snake-like slid Eound peak and p...recipice, and pyramid ; White lines of light along their crags alit.
And the cold lips of their chasms were wreathed with it.
Until they smiled with passionate fire ; the sky Hung over them with answering ecstasy ; Through its pale veins of cloud, like blushing blood.
From south to north the swift pulsation glowed With infinite emotion ; but it ceased In the far chambers of the dewy west.
There the weak day stood withering, like a spirit Which, in its dim departure, turns to bless Their sorrow whom it leaveth, to inherit Their lonely lot of night and nothingness.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruskin, John, 1819-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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