Poems Chiefly Dramatic
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My throbbing heart, lie still ; Why ever forging undistinguished ill ?
Enter Cephalus.
CEPHALUS, The chase has led me far ; in sooth I am weary. Methinks it is but an ignoble sport 56 CEPHALUS AND PROCRIS.
Skilless to strike, and slay the unresisting, As I have joyed to do this many a day. How like a truant boy's, let loose from school, Are my delights ! It is a glorious thing To follow unrestrained each bounding impulse Of the free will — to drink the elastic air — In native strength to triump...h and rejoice. And earth is beautiful, who spreads abroad Her bounteous stores profuse, subject to man. Each shrub and blossomed tree around me bows 'Neath fruit and flower, loading the languid air With richest scents, that steal upon the sense, Oppressive in their sweetness. All is still. Making repose more close and heated than Unsheltered exercise. Fresh breezes, come ! And cool my fervid brow. Come, gentle air, Come at my call ; for I have woo'd thee oft On furze-clad hill or sea-commanding crag, Thine ever loved resort — come to me now ; I faint and languish at thy slow delay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My throbbing heart, lie still ; Why ever forging undistinguished ill ?
Enter Cephalus.
CEPHALUS, The chase has led me far ; in sooth I am weary. Methinks it is but an ignoble sport 56 CEPHALUS AND PROCRIS.
Skilless to strike, and slay the unresisting, As I have joyed to do this many a day. How like a truant boy's, let loose from school, Are my delights ! It is a glorious thing To follow unrestrained each bounding impulse Of the free will — to drink the elastic air — In native strength to triump...h and rejoice. And earth is beautiful, who spreads abroad Her bounteous stores profuse, subject to man. Each shrub and blossomed tree around me bows 'Neath fruit and flower, loading the languid air With richest scents, that steal upon the sense, Oppressive in their sweetness. All is still. Making repose more close and heated than Unsheltered exercise. Fresh breezes, come ! And cool my fervid brow. Come, gentle air, Come at my call ; for I have woo'd thee oft On furze-clad hill or sea-commanding crag, Thine ever loved resort — come to me now ; I faint and languish at thy slow delay.
What to read after Poems Chiefly Dramatic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Hill Lowe to read onlineMoreLess
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