Poems
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Her foDowed close, with wild acclaim, Her servants three : Lost, with his eye of fire, And burning lips, that tremble with desire, Pale sunken cheek: — ^and as he staggered by.
The trumpeU)la8t was hushed, and there arose A melting strain of such soft melody.
As breathed into the soul love's ecstasies and woes.
Loudly again the trumpet smote the air, The double drum did roll, and to the sky Bayed War's bloodhounds, the deep artillery ; And Glory, With feet all gory.
And dazzling eyes, rushed by....
Waving a flashing sword and laurel wreath.
The pang, and the inheritance of death.
He passed like lightning — ^then ceased every sound Of war triumphant, and of love's sweet song.
THE VISION OP LIFE. 161 And all was silent. — Creeping slow along, With eager eyes, that wandered round and round.
Wild, haggard mien, and meagre, wasted frame.
Bowed to the earth, pale, starving Avarice came : Clutching with palsied hands his golden god.
And tottering in the path the others trod.
These, one by one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her foDowed close, with wild acclaim, Her servants three : Lost, with his eye of fire, And burning lips, that tremble with desire, Pale sunken cheek: — ^and as he staggered by.
The trumpeU)la8t was hushed, and there arose A melting strain of such soft melody.
As breathed into the soul love's ecstasies and woes.
Loudly again the trumpet smote the air, The double drum did roll, and to the sky Bayed War's bloodhounds, the deep artillery ; And Glory, With feet all gory.
And dazzling eyes, rushed by....
Waving a flashing sword and laurel wreath.
The pang, and the inheritance of death.
He passed like lightning — ^then ceased every sound Of war triumphant, and of love's sweet song.
THE VISION OP LIFE. 161 And all was silent. — Creeping slow along, With eager eyes, that wandered round and round.
Wild, haggard mien, and meagre, wasted frame.
Bowed to the earth, pale, starving Avarice came : Clutching with palsied hands his golden god.
And tottering in the path the others trod.
These, one by one.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kemble Fanny to read onlineMoreLess
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