Poems
Poems
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When I awoke it was a summer eve : One of those nights when floating full and bright The moon brims o'er with silver till she faints With an excess of splendour — all was hushed.
I saw a tent, some camels, and a man Robed in a flowing garment seated near The ruins of a temple in the shade Of solemn palms, beyond him in the pure Fresh moonlight spread the broad unshadowed sands Spectral and vast and lonely as the sky.
I saw them all till the soft moonlight died ; The faint east kindled then I sa...w no more.
How long I slept I know not though it must Have been for a great multitude of years.
Digitized by Google 62 THE SPHINX.
I cannot tell what happened in my sleep ; I kept no record of all outward things ; I scarce remembered that my steadfast eyes Still watched the east and all its workings there.
I only felt an awful hush upon me — A blind intense stagnation from without That girt me round with visions and black dreams Reeling upon me without end or aim.
There was no change, no hope, no tide, no time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When I awoke it was a summer eve : One of those nights when floating full and bright The moon brims o'er with silver till she faints With an excess of splendour — all was hushed.
I saw a tent, some camels, and a man Robed in a flowing garment seated near The ruins of a temple in the shade Of solemn palms, beyond him in the pure Fresh moonlight spread the broad unshadowed sands Spectral and vast and lonely as the sky.
I saw them all till the soft moonlight died ; The faint east kindled then I sa...w no more.
How long I slept I know not though it must Have been for a great multitude of years.
Digitized by Google 62 THE SPHINX.
I cannot tell what happened in my sleep ; I kept no record of all outward things ; I scarce remembered that my steadfast eyes Still watched the east and all its workings there.
I only felt an awful hush upon me — A blind intense stagnation from without That girt me round with visions and black dreams Reeling upon me without end or aim.
There was no change, no hope, no tide, no time.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Albert Dawson Bayldon to read onlineMoreLess
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