The Poems
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"He placed himself by the ding}' mast, And watched the crew as they glided past, They leered and jeered into his face, As each took his allotted place, Some to row and some to steer, But all to mock, and taunt, and jeer.
"So swiftly the boat sped o'er the tide, Headed straight for the other side, And the sulphurous breezes fanned the cheeks And bore to the ears many dismal shrieks, And the restless waters rose and fell, With graceful, undulating swell, And flocks of ravens flew about, Uttering ...many an eldritch shout, Flapping their wings in the gaseous air, As if their rightful place was there.
"Lo ! now the dark Plutonian shore, That dreadful coast, looms up before The eyes of those on board the boat. And then from many a demon throat, Triumphant yells of glee uprose From souls that never find repose ; Till echoing from the caves of hell, Came back the wild Saturnal yell, "Now, Pedro, we'll leave the condemned soul Just in sight of the promised goal, The goal of all his earthly schemes, The goal of all his mid-night dreams, The goal of all who will not give, Jehovah honor while they live.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"He placed himself by the ding}' mast, And watched the crew as they glided past, They leered and jeered into his face, As each took his allotted place, Some to row and some to steer, But all to mock, and taunt, and jeer.
"So swiftly the boat sped o'er the tide, Headed straight for the other side, And the sulphurous breezes fanned the cheeks And bore to the ears many dismal shrieks, And the restless waters rose and fell, With graceful, undulating swell, And flocks of ravens flew about, Uttering ...many an eldritch shout, Flapping their wings in the gaseous air, As if their rightful place was there.
"Lo ! now the dark Plutonian shore, That dreadful coast, looms up before The eyes of those on board the boat. And then from many a demon throat, Triumphant yells of glee uprose From souls that never find repose ; Till echoing from the caves of hell, Came back the wild Saturnal yell, "Now, Pedro, we'll leave the condemned soul Just in sight of the promised goal, The goal of all his earthly schemes, The goal of all his mid-night dreams, The goal of all who will not give, Jehovah honor while they live.
What to read after The Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Moore to read onlineMoreLess
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