The Oxford book of Victorian Verse
The Oxford book of Victorian Verse
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Now and then, while I sing loud, Flits a little fleecy cloud, And uplooking I behold How it turns to rain of gold, Falling lightly, while around Comes the stir of its soft sound !
Bright above and dim below Is the many-colour'd Bow ; 'Tis the only light I mark, Till the mountain-tops grow dark, And uplooking I espy Shining glowworms in the sky ; Then I hear the runlet's call, And the voice o' the waterfall Growing louder, and 'tis cold As I guide my flocks to fold ; But no City, great or small,... Have I ever seen at all ! 670 ROBERT BUCHANAN 481. Judas Iscariot TWAS the soul of Judas Iscariot, Strange, and sad, and tall, Stood all alone at dead of night Before a lighted hall.
And the wold was white with snow, And his foot-marks black and damp, And the ghost of the silvern Moon arose, Holding her yellow lamp.
And the icicles were on the eaves, And the walls were deep with white, And the shadows of the guests within Pass'd on the window light.
The shadows of the wedding guests Did strangely come and go, And the body of Judas Iscariot Lay stretch' d along the snow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now and then, while I sing loud, Flits a little fleecy cloud, And uplooking I behold How it turns to rain of gold, Falling lightly, while around Comes the stir of its soft sound !
Bright above and dim below Is the many-colour'd Bow ; 'Tis the only light I mark, Till the mountain-tops grow dark, And uplooking I espy Shining glowworms in the sky ; Then I hear the runlet's call, And the voice o' the waterfall Growing louder, and 'tis cold As I guide my flocks to fold ; But no City, great or small,... Have I ever seen at all ! 670 ROBERT BUCHANAN 481. Judas Iscariot TWAS the soul of Judas Iscariot, Strange, and sad, and tall, Stood all alone at dead of night Before a lighted hall.
And the wold was white with snow, And his foot-marks black and damp, And the ghost of the silvern Moon arose, Holding her yellow lamp.
And the icicles were on the eaves, And the walls were deep with white, And the shadows of the guests within Pass'd on the window light.
The shadows of the wedding guests Did strangely come and go, And the body of Judas Iscariot Lay stretch' d along the snow.
What to read after The Oxford book of Victorian Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oxford University Press 1922 Bkp Cu Banc to read onlineMoreLess
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