Posthumous Poems
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112 TJie Day of the Crucifixion^ How sweet the woods were ! all the air was spring, Half mellowed round to summer, and the cold That pleasant morn had taken sudden wing.
Amidst the olive's dusky greens and golds I lingered till at last I rose dismayed, To find the day so many more hours old.
And down the hill I hastened, sore afraid, To risk my vows, but reached the Temple soon, And veiled my face and knelt me down and prayed.
The quiet day was drawing near to noon. When suddenly a leaden black...ness fell — Blacker than darkness — neither sun nor moon.
Then strongest terror seized me like a spell ; I stumbled groping, tottered on my face, And reason left me ; earth seemed turned to Hell.
as Related by a7i Eye-witness. 1 1 3 How long I lay I know not ; God in grace Suspended consciousness, and when I woke My fear was gone ; I looked about the place.
The crowd was kneeling round me, no one spoke ; Our eyes were down, then came a moment's hush, And then a shrieking, maddening tempest broke.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
112 TJie Day of the Crucifixion^ How sweet the woods were ! all the air was spring, Half mellowed round to summer, and the cold That pleasant morn had taken sudden wing.
Amidst the olive's dusky greens and golds I lingered till at last I rose dismayed, To find the day so many more hours old.
And down the hill I hastened, sore afraid, To risk my vows, but reached the Temple soon, And veiled my face and knelt me down and prayed.
The quiet day was drawing near to noon. When suddenly a leaden black...ness fell — Blacker than darkness — neither sun nor moon.
Then strongest terror seized me like a spell ; I stumbled groping, tottered on my face, And reason left me ; earth seemed turned to Hell.
as Related by a7i Eye-witness. 1 1 3 How long I lay I know not ; God in grace Suspended consciousness, and when I woke My fear was gone ; I looked about the place.
The crowd was kneeling round me, no one spoke ; Our eyes were down, then came a moment's hush, And then a shrieking, maddening tempest broke.
What to read after Posthumous Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Clara Shute to read onlineMoreLess
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