The Horse-Shoe: a Poem Spoken Before the Phi Beta Kappa Society in Cambridge, July 19, 1849
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While forests listen as the master plays !
O THE HOBSE-SHOE.
Or as he sleeps, with noon-tide heat opprest, He knows the Dryads watch to shield his rest, Starts from his dreams to see, nor feels afiright, Their trailing garments fading from his sight !
The lovers walk where still the Poplar keeps A sister's vigil, and in amber weeps ; Around, the Hyacinth still sighs, Alas !
Acantha breathes love's sorrows as they pass : The light that steeps the clouds in glittering dyes Is Venus laughing throu...gh her thin disguise ; On trees the birds, the conscious stars above, All give them welcome, for they once could love.
Harmonious all, no fallen angel strove With hostile thunder 'gainst the arms of Jove ; Hell's gloomy monarch owned superior might.
And Hell's grave judges spake the doom of lUght ; The Furies shook their torch and scorpion scourge, And hissed their snakes, the parricide to urge ; THE HORSE-SHOE. 9 But sable Night to him no spectre brought Whose heart was conscious of no guilty thought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While forests listen as the master plays !
O THE HOBSE-SHOE.
Or as he sleeps, with noon-tide heat opprest, He knows the Dryads watch to shield his rest, Starts from his dreams to see, nor feels afiright, Their trailing garments fading from his sight !
The lovers walk where still the Poplar keeps A sister's vigil, and in amber weeps ; Around, the Hyacinth still sighs, Alas !
Acantha breathes love's sorrows as they pass : The light that steeps the clouds in glittering dyes Is Venus laughing throu...gh her thin disguise ; On trees the birds, the conscious stars above, All give them welcome, for they once could love.
Harmonious all, no fallen angel strove With hostile thunder 'gainst the arms of Jove ; Hell's gloomy monarch owned superior might.
And Hell's grave judges spake the doom of lUght ; The Furies shook their torch and scorpion scourge, And hissed their snakes, the parricide to urge ; THE HORSE-SHOE. 9 But sable Night to him no spectre brought Whose heart was conscious of no guilty thought.
What to read after The Horse-Shoe: a Poem Spoken Before the Phi Beta Kappa Society in Cambridge, July 19, 1849?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Brooks Felton to read onlineMoreLess
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