The Hebrew Slave With Other Poems
The Hebrew Slave With Other Poems
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Zuleeka's love changed to fierce revenge. Potiphar, in- stigated by Zuleeka's false accusings, casts Joseph into prison. Reflections on God's power and providence.
THE HEBREW SLAVE.
Oh ! when the heart with unrequited love Is rent, its dearest hopes all blighted, prove A sunless desert, where no spot of green Soft verdure ever smiles with cheerful sheen ; Oft passion, ardent as the solar ray That burns in tropic skies at full-grown day, Is chilled by hate more cold than polar snows, More fierce... than monsters pierc'd by Nubian bows, That wretched heart a drear convulsion casts On eddying whirls essay'd by savage blasts — 122 THE HEBREW SLAVE.
By demon pow'rs conjur'd that raise the strife Of angry storms with deepest mis'ry rife — To that sad spirit earth's best joy is gloom, And nature wears the aspect of the tomb. So 'mid rich plenty and proud honour's zest, Zuleeka found no halcyon spot of rest, Where she a respite from her care might find, Or hush the fever of her tortur'd mind : Not gorgeous pomp nor captivating show, Could break the murky blackness of her woe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Zuleeka's love changed to fierce revenge. Potiphar, in- stigated by Zuleeka's false accusings, casts Joseph into prison. Reflections on God's power and providence.
THE HEBREW SLAVE.
Oh ! when the heart with unrequited love Is rent, its dearest hopes all blighted, prove A sunless desert, where no spot of green Soft verdure ever smiles with cheerful sheen ; Oft passion, ardent as the solar ray That burns in tropic skies at full-grown day, Is chilled by hate more cold than polar snows, More fierce... than monsters pierc'd by Nubian bows, That wretched heart a drear convulsion casts On eddying whirls essay'd by savage blasts — 122 THE HEBREW SLAVE.
By demon pow'rs conjur'd that raise the strife Of angry storms with deepest mis'ry rife — To that sad spirit earth's best joy is gloom, And nature wears the aspect of the tomb. So 'mid rich plenty and proud honour's zest, Zuleeka found no halcyon spot of rest, Where she a respite from her care might find, Or hush the fever of her tortur'd mind : Not gorgeous pomp nor captivating show, Could break the murky blackness of her woe.
What to read after The Hebrew Slave With Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bla Kun to read onlineMoreLess
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