The Saga of King Lir a Sorrow of Story
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The Race Danannian Whose glory filled the canopy of Earth Should end, precipitate. On dim far seas Sailed Phantom Fleets, from south, and north, and east, In slow-succeeding clouds, with throbs obscure Of billowy wars, upheavals, o'erthro wings, Of the tumultuous great Race of Man.
This Vision Terrible the King beholding, Stood silent a Shade amid kingly Shades ! Appalled he stood, but not his doom could shake The indomitable soul of Lir. Their Fate alone, The end precipitate of that great Race... Fie loved how deep the fierce foe-gods did know This moved his heart, and for an instant veiled With tears his watching eyes. In that instant What time the gray Dawn lifts the eaves of Night - The fierce foe-demons pierced his ward, and passed In mocking menace, at his false Queen's call.
THE SAGA OF KING LTR 23 The Morn delayed. Against the Light there heaved Dun writhing Shapes, vast Clouds that 'gainst the wind, Strove, trailing o'er the land a blacker Night That sudden searing lines, red sword-cuts, rent, With shouting thunders rolling down the sky, Then sudden silence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Race Danannian Whose glory filled the canopy of Earth Should end, precipitate. On dim far seas Sailed Phantom Fleets, from south, and north, and east, In slow-succeeding clouds, with throbs obscure Of billowy wars, upheavals, o'erthro wings, Of the tumultuous great Race of Man.
This Vision Terrible the King beholding, Stood silent a Shade amid kingly Shades ! Appalled he stood, but not his doom could shake The indomitable soul of Lir. Their Fate alone, The end precipitate of that great Race... Fie loved how deep the fierce foe-gods did know This moved his heart, and for an instant veiled With tears his watching eyes. In that instant What time the gray Dawn lifts the eaves of Night - The fierce foe-demons pierced his ward, and passed In mocking menace, at his false Queen's call.
THE SAGA OF KING LTR 23 The Morn delayed. Against the Light there heaved Dun writhing Shapes, vast Clouds that 'gainst the wind, Strove, trailing o'er the land a blacker Night That sudden searing lines, red sword-cuts, rent, With shouting thunders rolling down the sky, Then sudden silence.
What to read after The Saga of King Lir a Sorrow of Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Sigerson to read onlineMoreLess
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