The Prophecy And Other Poems
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And to the Admiral brought a parchment scroll, Saying. "Good Master: Read this writing here; An earnest prayer it is from all the fleet.
The crew would fain turn back in utter fear.
No longer to the Pole the compass points.
The sailor's star reels dancing down the sky.
You saw but yestereve an albatross Drop dead on deck beneath the flying scud.
The Devil's wind blows madly from the east Into the land of Nowhere, and the sea Keeps sucking us adown the maelstrom's maw.
Francisco says the edge of... earth is near, And off to Erebus we slide unhelmed.
THE PROPHECY AND OTHER POEMS.
Last Sunday night Diego saw a witch Dragging the Nina by her forechains west And wildly dancing on a dolphin's back; And, as she danced, the brightest star in heaven Slipped from its leash and sprang into the sea, Like Lucifer, and left a trail of blood.
O, Master, hear me ! — turn again to Spain, Obedient to the omens, or, perchance.
The terror-stricken crew, to escape their doom.
May mutiny and — " "Gomez Rascon, peace!" Exclaimed the Admiral, "thou hast said enough ' Now, prithee, leave me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And to the Admiral brought a parchment scroll, Saying. "Good Master: Read this writing here; An earnest prayer it is from all the fleet.
The crew would fain turn back in utter fear.
No longer to the Pole the compass points.
The sailor's star reels dancing down the sky.
You saw but yestereve an albatross Drop dead on deck beneath the flying scud.
The Devil's wind blows madly from the east Into the land of Nowhere, and the sea Keeps sucking us adown the maelstrom's maw.
Francisco says the edge of... earth is near, And off to Erebus we slide unhelmed.
THE PROPHECY AND OTHER POEMS.
Last Sunday night Diego saw a witch Dragging the Nina by her forechains west And wildly dancing on a dolphin's back; And, as she danced, the brightest star in heaven Slipped from its leash and sprang into the sea, Like Lucifer, and left a trail of blood.
O, Master, hear me ! — turn again to Spain, Obedient to the omens, or, perchance.
The terror-stricken crew, to escape their doom.
May mutiny and — " "Gomez Rascon, peace!" Exclaimed the Admiral, "thou hast said enough ' Now, prithee, leave me.
What to read after The Prophecy And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W a William Augustus Croffut to read onlineMoreLess
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