The Battle Fiends
The Battle Fiends
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. " (1643. ) " I should have spok'n only to trees and stones. " (1660. ) In this inconstant isle, with instant zeal To sow eternal seeds, and from the high. Bright apogseum, raptured to discern The harvest-home of love and liberty, And men as gods and angel-labourers, Was heavenly blindness, doomed to mortal sight In darkness, thwarted, racked between the poles Of hell and heaven. O mighty Muse that bore Such wounds of deadly woe, yet higher soared. Though changed, to terror changed, with eagle... wings, Fierce with compassion dipped in agony. O'er the reft eyry circling, hovering hung, Heavy with thunder, shedding bolts of fire.
l6 THE BATTLE FIENDS Coleridge His poetry is laden fair With influence too sweet to bear, Whose childlike spirit bade him write, Translating unto mortal sight, The myst'ry of that tender might Which fills a little child with light, That brims and sparkles in his eyes Like sprinkled beads of Paradise. To Coleridge, meadow, wood, or dale Was but a painted, thin-spun veil, The earth a film our dim eyes cast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. " (1643. ) " I should have spok'n only to trees and stones. " (1660. ) In this inconstant isle, with instant zeal To sow eternal seeds, and from the high. Bright apogseum, raptured to discern The harvest-home of love and liberty, And men as gods and angel-labourers, Was heavenly blindness, doomed to mortal sight In darkness, thwarted, racked between the poles Of hell and heaven. O mighty Muse that bore Such wounds of deadly woe, yet higher soared. Though changed, to terror changed, with eagle... wings, Fierce with compassion dipped in agony. O'er the reft eyry circling, hovering hung, Heavy with thunder, shedding bolts of fire.
l6 THE BATTLE FIENDS Coleridge His poetry is laden fair With influence too sweet to bear, Whose childlike spirit bade him write, Translating unto mortal sight, The myst'ry of that tender might Which fills a little child with light, That brims and sparkles in his eyes Like sprinkled beads of Paradise. To Coleridge, meadow, wood, or dale Was but a painted, thin-spun veil, The earth a film our dim eyes cast.
What to read after The Battle Fiends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E H Edward Harold Visiak to read onlineMoreLess
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