Poems And Translations
Poems And Translations
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Nightly and daily I die with fear, Lest the breeze, as it wanders far and near, Should speak my story in mortal ear ; 88 ERINNYS.
r the Hand that writes in letters of fire, When the raving clouds contend in heaven, Should flash my name in the wild far-gleaming levin, And the pattering rain should conspire, With ever-heedful tones, as it fell, This bloody rumour that cries from hell, Slowly to shape and syllable.
Suddenly in a frenzied fright, With cold damp brow, and stiffened hair, And lips th...at trembled in vain for a prayer, I started from my bed, In the deep heart of the silent night — For there grew in the dark a lurid light, And my eyes were chained to a ghastly sight, The white weird face of the dead ; And I saw the blood of the red wound drip, And the wasted finger laid on the lip — for darkness of eyes, darkness of mind !
Great God, let the heat of thine anger strike me blind !
The very breath I breathe is a secret strife, And might well make a coward of the brave.
% ERJXXVS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nightly and daily I die with fear, Lest the breeze, as it wanders far and near, Should speak my story in mortal ear ; 88 ERINNYS.
r the Hand that writes in letters of fire, When the raving clouds contend in heaven, Should flash my name in the wild far-gleaming levin, And the pattering rain should conspire, With ever-heedful tones, as it fell, This bloody rumour that cries from hell, Slowly to shape and syllable.
Suddenly in a frenzied fright, With cold damp brow, and stiffened hair, And lips th...at trembled in vain for a prayer, I started from my bed, In the deep heart of the silent night — For there grew in the dark a lurid light, And my eyes were chained to a ghastly sight, The white weird face of the dead ; And I saw the blood of the red wound drip, And the wasted finger laid on the lip — for darkness of eyes, darkness of mind !
Great God, let the heat of thine anger strike me blind !
The very breath I breathe is a secret strife, And might well make a coward of the brave.
% ERJXXVS.
What to read after Poems And Translations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Stanhope Worsley to read onlineMoreLess
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