Poems
Poems
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The entrance was a pillared portico Wrought in fair marble from Ionian seas : Corinthian columns stood more white than snow, In all its beauty shone the famous frieze Perfect, as in far days when Pericles Ruled the bright city of the violet crown. Beyond, six fair-tressed Caryatides Bare record to the sculptor's wide renown, And kept the door wherefrom the shining hall led down Toward the palace. Wondrous was the hall, Featly bedecked with porphyry and jade : Through alabaster did the sunlight ...fall On the smooth floor, of rarest marble made, Well wrought, with ocean images inlaid Where finny wonders of the unsounded sea Swam amid human bones and treasures, swayed Backward and forward everlastingly Amid the flowerless blooms of Neptune's empery.
The hall gave passage toward a spacious dome That roofed a room with stained cedar floored. Not the vast wonder of imperial Rome With this could vie, nor the fair fane adored By Israel's children. Here Olympus' lord, Grasping dread thunders, was enthroned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The entrance was a pillared portico Wrought in fair marble from Ionian seas : Corinthian columns stood more white than snow, In all its beauty shone the famous frieze Perfect, as in far days when Pericles Ruled the bright city of the violet crown. Beyond, six fair-tressed Caryatides Bare record to the sculptor's wide renown, And kept the door wherefrom the shining hall led down Toward the palace. Wondrous was the hall, Featly bedecked with porphyry and jade : Through alabaster did the sunlight ...fall On the smooth floor, of rarest marble made, Well wrought, with ocean images inlaid Where finny wonders of the unsounded sea Swam amid human bones and treasures, swayed Backward and forward everlastingly Amid the flowerless blooms of Neptune's empery.
The hall gave passage toward a spacious dome That roofed a room with stained cedar floored. Not the vast wonder of imperial Rome With this could vie, nor the fair fane adored By Israel's children. Here Olympus' lord, Grasping dread thunders, was enthroned.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percy L Percy Lancelot Babington to read onlineMoreLess
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