Poetical Works, volume 1
Poetical Works, volume 1
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Now he lies A helpless trunk supinely, at full length Beside the strait of ocean, spurred into By roots of -/Etna; high upon whose tops ^ Hephaestus sits and strikes the flashing ore.
From thence the rivers of fire shall burst away Hereafter, and devour with savage jaws The equal plains of fruitful Sicily, Such passion he shall boil back in hot darts Of an insatiate fury and sough of flame.
Fallen Typhon, — howsoever struck and charred By Zeus's bolted thunder. But for thee.
Thou art not so tui...leamed as to need My teaching — let thy knowledge save thysel£ / quaff the ftdl cup of a present doom.
And wait till Zeus hath quenched his will in wrath.
Oceamis. Prometheus, art thou ignorant of this, That words do medicine anger ?
Prometheus. If the word With seasonable softness touch the soul And, where the parts are ulcerous, sear them not By any rudeness.
Oceanus. With a noble aim To dare as nobly — is there harm in that f Dost thou discern it ? Teach me.
Prometheus. I discern Vain aspiration, unresultive work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now he lies A helpless trunk supinely, at full length Beside the strait of ocean, spurred into By roots of -/Etna; high upon whose tops ^ Hephaestus sits and strikes the flashing ore.
From thence the rivers of fire shall burst away Hereafter, and devour with savage jaws The equal plains of fruitful Sicily, Such passion he shall boil back in hot darts Of an insatiate fury and sough of flame.
Fallen Typhon, — howsoever struck and charred By Zeus's bolted thunder. But for thee.
Thou art not so tui...leamed as to need My teaching — let thy knowledge save thysel£ / quaff the ftdl cup of a present doom.
And wait till Zeus hath quenched his will in wrath.
Oceamis. Prometheus, art thou ignorant of this, That words do medicine anger ?
Prometheus. If the word With seasonable softness touch the soul And, where the parts are ulcerous, sear them not By any rudeness.
Oceanus. With a noble aim To dare as nobly — is there harm in that f Dost thou discern it ? Teach me.
Prometheus. I discern Vain aspiration, unresultive work.
What to read after Poetical Works, volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Browning Elizabeth Barrett to read onlineMoreLess
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