Poems of Florus B Plimpton
Poems of Florus B Plimpton
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And the wail of the woods is long and deep, As the winds through countless branches sweep, Tossing the tall tops to and fro, Very majestically and slow, Like the plumes of a craped and bannered train, When hearts beat sad for the mighty gone, And feet are heavy that would remain Where greatness sleeps in the dust alone.
Dismal the night when the tempest whines, Through the boughs of the stunted pines, When ominous voices call aloud From caverned rock and sable cloud, And the fires of heaven gla...nce and leap From crag to crag, and from steep to steep. And the solid walls of granite rock, As rent by an earthquake's rumbling shock: Then the demons of mountain gloom Issue forth from each cavern-tomb, And horrible shapes and phantoms fly On the ragged folds of the raven clouds, And ghouls and gnomes go gibbering b}*, And the ghosts of the wicked walk in shrouds. O God ! 'tis a fearful thing to stay Where the avalanche hurls its bolts of snow, And thunders sound a reveille Amid the passes of Mount Gilbo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the wail of the woods is long and deep, As the winds through countless branches sweep, Tossing the tall tops to and fro, Very majestically and slow, Like the plumes of a craped and bannered train, When hearts beat sad for the mighty gone, And feet are heavy that would remain Where greatness sleeps in the dust alone.
Dismal the night when the tempest whines, Through the boughs of the stunted pines, When ominous voices call aloud From caverned rock and sable cloud, And the fires of heaven gla...nce and leap From crag to crag, and from steep to steep. And the solid walls of granite rock, As rent by an earthquake's rumbling shock: Then the demons of mountain gloom Issue forth from each cavern-tomb, And horrible shapes and phantoms fly On the ragged folds of the raven clouds, And ghouls and gnomes go gibbering b}*, And the ghosts of the wicked walk in shrouds. O God ! 'tis a fearful thing to stay Where the avalanche hurls its bolts of snow, And thunders sound a reveille Amid the passes of Mount Gilbo.
What to read after Poems of Florus B Plimpton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Florus Beardsley Plimpton to read onlineMoreLess
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