Poems of the Intellect And the Affections
Poems of the Intellect And the Affections
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— fair town Of Paris, how the wild tears will run down XXI.
And run back in the chariot-marks of time, When all the people shall come forth to meet The passive victor, death-still in the street He rode through 'mid the shouting and bell-chime And martial music, under eagles which Dyed their rapacious beaks at Austerlitz I XXII.
Napoleon ! — he hath come again, borne home Upon the popular ebbing heart, — a sea Which gathers its own wrecks perpetually, Majestically moaning. Give him room !
CROWNE...D AND BURIED. 45 Room for the dead in Paris ! welcome solemn And grave-deep, 'neatli the cannon-moulded column !* There, weapon spent and warrior spent may rest From roar of fields, — provided Jupiter Dare ti'ust Saturnus to lie down so near His bolts ! — and this he may : for, dispossessed Of any godship lies the godlike arm — The goat, Jove sucked, as likely to do harm.
And yet . . . Napoleon ! — the recovered name Shakes the old casements of the world ; and we Look out upon the passing pageantry, Attesting that the Dead makes good his claim To a French grave, — another kingdom won, The last, of few spans — by Napoleon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— fair town Of Paris, how the wild tears will run down XXI.
And run back in the chariot-marks of time, When all the people shall come forth to meet The passive victor, death-still in the street He rode through 'mid the shouting and bell-chime And martial music, under eagles which Dyed their rapacious beaks at Austerlitz I XXII.
Napoleon ! — he hath come again, borne home Upon the popular ebbing heart, — a sea Which gathers its own wrecks perpetually, Majestically moaning. Give him room !
CROWNE...D AND BURIED. 45 Room for the dead in Paris ! welcome solemn And grave-deep, 'neatli the cannon-moulded column !* There, weapon spent and warrior spent may rest From roar of fields, — provided Jupiter Dare ti'ust Saturnus to lie down so near His bolts ! — and this he may : for, dispossessed Of any godship lies the godlike arm — The goat, Jove sucked, as likely to do harm.
And yet . . . Napoleon ! — the recovered name Shakes the old casements of the world ; and we Look out upon the passing pageantry, Attesting that the Dead makes good his claim To a French grave, — another kingdom won, The last, of few spans — by Napoleon.
What to read after Poems of the Intellect And the Affections?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kenyon to read onlineMoreLess
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