Poems volume 2
Poems volume 2
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The splash of billows round them flowing, The rising thunder's awful sound. While lightnings vivid glared around. Above he leapt, with wondering stare. Oh ! what a terrible scene was there. Near to some rocks the ship was driven ; A moment, and it would be riven. He rushed to the helm, but vainly rushed, A loud crash sounded, the ship was crushed; And over the bulwarks the boiling tide Swept, like a conqueror, far and wide.
•5 He ran for Rssylll ; the ship was sinking ; Of his dear one's safety... only thinking; But that hollow laugh about him rang.
And before him angry billows sprang.
The ship split up midst wild commotion, And naught but fragments strewed the ocean ; Then a wild cry went up to Heaven, And all were plunged into the sea. And down to death the crew were driven, All helpless and despairingly. Then out he struck, defying bane.
To save his darling one from harm, Midst the black waters and falling rain, And the loud roar of blinding storm ; He strained his eyeballs through the gloom.
What to read after Poems volume 2?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The splash of billows round them flowing, The rising thunder's awful sound. While lightnings vivid glared around. Above he leapt, with wondering stare. Oh ! what a terrible scene was there. Near to some rocks the ship was driven ; A moment, and it would be riven. He rushed to the helm, but vainly rushed, A loud crash sounded, the ship was crushed; And over the bulwarks the boiling tide Swept, like a conqueror, far and wide.
•5 He ran for Rssylll ; the ship was sinking ; Of his dear one's safety... only thinking; But that hollow laugh about him rang.
And before him angry billows sprang.
The ship split up midst wild commotion, And naught but fragments strewed the ocean ; Then a wild cry went up to Heaven, And all were plunged into the sea. And down to death the crew were driven, All helpless and despairingly. Then out he struck, defying bane.
To save his darling one from harm, Midst the black waters and falling rain, And the loud roar of blinding storm ; He strained his eyeballs through the gloom.
What to read after Poems volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Tindall to read onlineMoreLess
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