Selections From Poems
Selections From Poems
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" Al Rhaman heard — to danger nigh He flashed defiance, scorned to fly. Nor answered ; but his visage changed, With restless glance his vision ranged From side to side, his brow betrayed The passions heart and voice delayed ; But as he mused — as if in prayer — A gentle voice was heard, and there At his feet lone, kneeling. Sought to soothe pain's mute appealing From the rider's hueless face ; Where he spake, he fell, replying Feebly, for the pangs of dying Seared his brow with death's embrace....
Ivct lineal pride, reflecting fortune's birth. Review how deeds of unrecorded worth Unite in common weal the rich and poor.
Canto III. Lone. 71 Whose kindred woes make love an open door ; What trivial actions with new beauties blend, When rendered, wrought, for no ambitious end ; Their offerings unblemished ; love, the price Which buys — redeems the willing sacrifice.
There in lone's soft embrace The rider found a resting-place, A serf, yet none more worthy ever Could love redeem or passions sever ; Devotion's pilgrim, duty's slave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Al Rhaman heard — to danger nigh He flashed defiance, scorned to fly. Nor answered ; but his visage changed, With restless glance his vision ranged From side to side, his brow betrayed The passions heart and voice delayed ; But as he mused — as if in prayer — A gentle voice was heard, and there At his feet lone, kneeling. Sought to soothe pain's mute appealing From the rider's hueless face ; Where he spake, he fell, replying Feebly, for the pangs of dying Seared his brow with death's embrace....
Ivct lineal pride, reflecting fortune's birth. Review how deeds of unrecorded worth Unite in common weal the rich and poor.
Canto III. Lone. 71 Whose kindred woes make love an open door ; What trivial actions with new beauties blend, When rendered, wrought, for no ambitious end ; Their offerings unblemished ; love, the price Which buys — redeems the willing sacrifice.
There in lone's soft embrace The rider found a resting-place, A serf, yet none more worthy ever Could love redeem or passions sever ; Devotion's pilgrim, duty's slave.
What to read after Selections From Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seal, W. H. (William Henry) to read onlineMoreLess
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