The Thames
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These, and strange glories, calm and ocean storm, He imaged, as the lake the mountain's form Mirrors, in silence and apart, until Darkness has sunk on mere, and vale, and hill.
> The Thames.
At last, the days had dawned and set in gloom ' : No ray for him in the dark narrow room, Where his life faded, like a lamp that dies.
Only one morning brake a last sunrise, The longed-for radiance through the casement fell ; And in the glories he had loved so well.
With sudden spasm of splendour, his spiri...t fled.
From all the lives, that wither and are dead, We glean remembrance of their joy and pain, Life-odours ; as, years after, once again The weary woman with sad eyes turns o'er The faded flowers of love, that lives no more.
The sun flames o'er the city and is red. And the mists thicken and the day is dead, And cluster the dim stars, above that pile Of white moon-imagery and long dark aisle, Where in his shadowy minster, amid faint ^ Twilight, and carving rich lies England's saint. Night's anodyne scarce stills the hot heart-beats Of human labour in the million streets : Only in magic sleep and woven beams Low-murmuring now the gladdened river dreams And I, too, dream, as from the phantom years Old memories rise, as star on star appears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These, and strange glories, calm and ocean storm, He imaged, as the lake the mountain's form Mirrors, in silence and apart, until Darkness has sunk on mere, and vale, and hill.
> The Thames.
At last, the days had dawned and set in gloom ' : No ray for him in the dark narrow room, Where his life faded, like a lamp that dies.
Only one morning brake a last sunrise, The longed-for radiance through the casement fell ; And in the glories he had loved so well.
With sudden spasm of splendour, his spiri...t fled.
From all the lives, that wither and are dead, We glean remembrance of their joy and pain, Life-odours ; as, years after, once again The weary woman with sad eyes turns o'er The faded flowers of love, that lives no more.
The sun flames o'er the city and is red. And the mists thicken and the day is dead, And cluster the dim stars, above that pile Of white moon-imagery and long dark aisle, Where in his shadowy minster, amid faint ^ Twilight, and carving rich lies England's saint. Night's anodyne scarce stills the hot heart-beats Of human labour in the million streets : Only in magic sleep and woven beams Low-murmuring now the gladdened river dreams And I, too, dream, as from the phantom years Old memories rise, as star on star appears.
What to read after The Thames?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Hippisley Domenichetti to read onlineMoreLess
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