Songs of Feast Field And Fray
Songs of Feast Field And Fray
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78 THE LEGEND OF DEC1US.
The moon is high on Veseris, — O lonely mountain-river ! How ghastly, in the doubtful light, Thy tainted waters quiver ! No marvel. , if they curl and shrink, The waves of the Lower Sea, Meeting the load of swollen dead, To-night hath laid on thee.
The moon is low on Veseris, — On water, marsh, and plain, The torches gleam of those that seek The self-devoted slain. A fruitless quest, tho' it began With earliest shades of night, So thickly lie the relics Of the nation's ...mortal fight : It was at that chill and dreary hour That heraldeth the day, When the darkness deepens blacker, Just ere it turns to grey, THE BATTLE. 79 That they came where "The Cities'" standard At yester-morn had stood, And the red lights glint smoothly back, From a spreading pool of blood : There He lay, — the dead his pillow, By the dead, too, overlaid ; His left-hand griped a Lathi's throat, — His right, a shiver' d blade. Ev'n as a reaper resteth, Weary with toil and drought, By the brown swarths embosom'd, That his own hand hath wrought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
78 THE LEGEND OF DEC1US.
The moon is high on Veseris, — O lonely mountain-river ! How ghastly, in the doubtful light, Thy tainted waters quiver ! No marvel. , if they curl and shrink, The waves of the Lower Sea, Meeting the load of swollen dead, To-night hath laid on thee.
The moon is low on Veseris, — On water, marsh, and plain, The torches gleam of those that seek The self-devoted slain. A fruitless quest, tho' it began With earliest shades of night, So thickly lie the relics Of the nation's ...mortal fight : It was at that chill and dreary hour That heraldeth the day, When the darkness deepens blacker, Just ere it turns to grey, THE BATTLE. 79 That they came where "The Cities'" standard At yester-morn had stood, And the red lights glint smoothly back, From a spreading pool of blood : There He lay, — the dead his pillow, By the dead, too, overlaid ; His left-hand griped a Lathi's throat, — His right, a shiver' d blade. Ev'n as a reaper resteth, Weary with toil and drought, By the brown swarths embosom'd, That his own hand hath wrought.
What to read after Songs of Feast Field And Fray?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Pitt to read onlineMoreLess
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