Poems
Poems
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All clad they were in robes of blue, Like the sky when it is fairest of hue ; And unsandall'd they trod on that radiant road, And behind them their mantles right joyously flow'd.
Like morning glaciers sunlight-gilt, Their path was of clouds and glory built, — Meet road, I ween, for those spirits bright, Whose song may be heard in the lone midnight.
But lo ! at the base of that cloudland hill, At length the wondrous car stood still ; And Hoel and his beauteous fere Sprang on those peaks of light... and snow, 'Mid music of the upper sphere, And harpings, whose echo stole down below. And the magic car, like a meteor flame, Floated back on the way it came ; Over the cloud, and over the road, Where the track of the radiant chargers glow'd ; 172 CERULINE.
Through the long, long pathway, wild and free, That leadeth to the far countree.
And it hangeth there heneath the moon, — A little grey cloud, that will stoop as soon As it hears the music flow, That it, and it alone, can know.
But when they join'd that spirit band The clouds rose up on either hand, And seem'd to fold on their radiant track Like waves that receive their treasures back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All clad they were in robes of blue, Like the sky when it is fairest of hue ; And unsandall'd they trod on that radiant road, And behind them their mantles right joyously flow'd.
Like morning glaciers sunlight-gilt, Their path was of clouds and glory built, — Meet road, I ween, for those spirits bright, Whose song may be heard in the lone midnight.
But lo ! at the base of that cloudland hill, At length the wondrous car stood still ; And Hoel and his beauteous fere Sprang on those peaks of light... and snow, 'Mid music of the upper sphere, And harpings, whose echo stole down below. And the magic car, like a meteor flame, Floated back on the way it came ; Over the cloud, and over the road, Where the track of the radiant chargers glow'd ; 172 CERULINE.
Through the long, long pathway, wild and free, That leadeth to the far countree.
And it hangeth there heneath the moon, — A little grey cloud, that will stoop as soon As it hears the music flow, That it, and it alone, can know.
But when they join'd that spirit band The clouds rose up on either hand, And seem'd to fold on their radiant track Like waves that receive their treasures back.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Henry Bickersteth to read onlineMoreLess
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