Rustling Leaves Selected Poems
Rustling Leaves Selected Poems
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There lions rampant guard each stately stair And monsters, agate-eyed, unseeing gaze On priceless alabaster pillars fair, Festooned with garlands in a glorious maze. The fountains showered their silver tribute down To music of the cymbal and the lyre. And of her lap of gems, most lustrous shone.
Lapis lazuli with its azure fire.
Ages rolled on. The long procession passed.
Nineveh came and sank; how brief is fame, New Babylon from ruin rose at last.
To live voluptuously in deeper shame; Belshazz...ar, last and greatest libertine.
Eclipsed by Persia, at the banquet slain. Who scoffed at God, and worshipped at the shrine Of Baal, vanished with all his train.
To-day Europa's pulse at fever heat Is beating, and our country gasps for breath, And we can hear the never-ceasing feet, Which rush towards the precipice of Death. But their dry bones in centuries to be Shall make fresh earth, and rich shall be the sod Of they who fought for Right and Liberty, And in their agony forgot not God.
110 RUSTLING LEAVES PRINCESS MONA .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There lions rampant guard each stately stair And monsters, agate-eyed, unseeing gaze On priceless alabaster pillars fair, Festooned with garlands in a glorious maze. The fountains showered their silver tribute down To music of the cymbal and the lyre. And of her lap of gems, most lustrous shone.
Lapis lazuli with its azure fire.
Ages rolled on. The long procession passed.
Nineveh came and sank; how brief is fame, New Babylon from ruin rose at last.
To live voluptuously in deeper shame; Belshazz...ar, last and greatest libertine.
Eclipsed by Persia, at the banquet slain. Who scoffed at God, and worshipped at the shrine Of Baal, vanished with all his train.
To-day Europa's pulse at fever heat Is beating, and our country gasps for breath, And we can hear the never-ceasing feet, Which rush towards the precipice of Death. But their dry bones in centuries to be Shall make fresh earth, and rich shall be the sod Of they who fought for Right and Liberty, And in their agony forgot not God.
110 RUSTLING LEAVES PRINCESS MONA .
What to read after Rustling Leaves Selected Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Coungeau to read onlineMoreLess
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