Random Rhymes
Random Rhymes
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Sometimes he strayed 'neath skies of angry glow O'er burning sands and rocks of cruel glare ; Sometimes by mountains nodding with their snow, While restless glaciers thundered in the air.
Through dreary i)ass and valley bleak and bare ; Anon his charger waded deep in flowers, Vermeil and white and blue that l)lossomed rare, While birds made warbling in the leafv bowers And charmed with dulcet melody the lingering hours.
lO XXVIII.
Once more 'twas eve, and gently on the land Fell the long shadow...s of approaching night, The starry beacons lit the heaven's blue strand, And the moon went on pilgrimage of light To guide and gladden the belated wight, But brightest was the moon that eve in Spain, Hanging festoons of gold from height to height. Touching with gold the vale, paving the plain, And glancing golden-eyed through many a painted pane.
XXIX.
But through one pane she cast her brightest ray And filled the chamber with a mellow glow.
For Madeleine, now wearied of the day. Prepared to rest her limbs on bed of snow, And there she stood with moonshine on her brow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sometimes he strayed 'neath skies of angry glow O'er burning sands and rocks of cruel glare ; Sometimes by mountains nodding with their snow, While restless glaciers thundered in the air.
Through dreary i)ass and valley bleak and bare ; Anon his charger waded deep in flowers, Vermeil and white and blue that l)lossomed rare, While birds made warbling in the leafv bowers And charmed with dulcet melody the lingering hours.
lO XXVIII.
Once more 'twas eve, and gently on the land Fell the long shadow...s of approaching night, The starry beacons lit the heaven's blue strand, And the moon went on pilgrimage of light To guide and gladden the belated wight, But brightest was the moon that eve in Spain, Hanging festoons of gold from height to height. Touching with gold the vale, paving the plain, And glancing golden-eyed through many a painted pane.
XXIX.
But through one pane she cast her brightest ray And filled the chamber with a mellow glow.
For Madeleine, now wearied of the day. Prepared to rest her limbs on bed of snow, And there she stood with moonshine on her brow.
What to read after Random Rhymes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norman Bazalgette to read onlineMoreLess
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