Poems
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Cold the air slow stealing through the trees, Scarce rustling the moist leaves beneath its tread-- A fearful breast thus holds its breath for dread!There is no healthful music in this breeze, It sounds . . . Ha! ha! . . . Like sighs above the dead!
What frights yon raven 'mid the pines so dark, The pines so silent and so dark around, With ne'er accomplish'd circlings to the groundRuffling his wings so ragged and so stark? Some half-dead victim haply hath he found.
Ho! raven, now with thee I'll ...share the spoil! This way, methinks, the dying game hath trod-- Ay! broken twigs, and blood upon the sod--These thorns are sharp! well! soon will end the toil-- This bough aside, and then the prize . . . My God!. . .
SONNETS ON THE DEATH OF THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON.
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The Land stood still to listen all that day, And 'mid the hush of many a wrangling tongue, Forth from the cannon's mouth the signal rung, That from the earth a man had pass'd away--A mighty Man, that over many a fieldRoll'd back the tide of Battle on the foe, --Thus far, no further, shall thy billows go.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cold the air slow stealing through the trees, Scarce rustling the moist leaves beneath its tread-- A fearful breast thus holds its breath for dread!There is no healthful music in this breeze, It sounds . . . Ha! ha! . . . Like sighs above the dead!
What frights yon raven 'mid the pines so dark, The pines so silent and so dark around, With ne'er accomplish'd circlings to the groundRuffling his wings so ragged and so stark? Some half-dead victim haply hath he found.
Ho! raven, now with thee I'll ...share the spoil! This way, methinks, the dying game hath trod-- Ay! broken twigs, and blood upon the sod--These thorns are sharp! well! soon will end the toil-- This bough aside, and then the prize . . . My God!. . .
SONNETS ON THE DEATH OF THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON.
1.
The Land stood still to listen all that day, And 'mid the hush of many a wrangling tongue, Forth from the cannon's mouth the signal rung, That from the earth a man had pass'd away--A mighty Man, that over many a fieldRoll'd back the tide of Battle on the foe, --Thus far, no further, shall thy billows go.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cassels Walter R. to read onlineMoreLess
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