Poems of the North
Poems of the North
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GREETING!
FACE like a death's head clothed in a raiment of ghastly wax, Eyes like the eyes of a corpse when the shuddering life is gone, Mouth still writhed in a sneer that no kind warmth may relax God of the sweet and true, how long shall this thing live on!
Judas gait, and the tongue of a poisonous asp, Mark him still ; and the old wounds burst and bleed At the touch of the clammy hand, the faithless clasp Oozing hate as his lips befoul " God-speed ! " Crawling, battening still in slime on th...e hate of men, Sickly ever and fearful, who lives by fear ; Stinging worm too foul for an honest pen Wilt thou know thy portrait, I wonder, here ?
THE DEATH OF COLONEL BRETT. 39 THE DEATH OF COLONEL BRETT. 1 NAY lad, 'tis mortal ; do not weep, but mark : I will not lie among these Portingalls The sea being ours ; take me a fishing barque The fleet rides anchored under Cascais walls Bid Drake remember when we both were hale : He shall not grudge, for old felicity, A pair of shot and some poor yards of sail.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GREETING!
FACE like a death's head clothed in a raiment of ghastly wax, Eyes like the eyes of a corpse when the shuddering life is gone, Mouth still writhed in a sneer that no kind warmth may relax God of the sweet and true, how long shall this thing live on!
Judas gait, and the tongue of a poisonous asp, Mark him still ; and the old wounds burst and bleed At the touch of the clammy hand, the faithless clasp Oozing hate as his lips befoul " God-speed ! " Crawling, battening still in slime on th...e hate of men, Sickly ever and fearful, who lives by fear ; Stinging worm too foul for an honest pen Wilt thou know thy portrait, I wonder, here ?
THE DEATH OF COLONEL BRETT. 39 THE DEATH OF COLONEL BRETT. 1 NAY lad, 'tis mortal ; do not weep, but mark : I will not lie among these Portingalls The sea being ours ; take me a fishing barque The fleet rides anchored under Cascais walls Bid Drake remember when we both were hale : He shall not grudge, for old felicity, A pair of shot and some poor yards of sail.
What to read after Poems of the North?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H F B Herbert Francis Brett Brett Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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