The Tour of the Dove Or a Visit to Dovedale C a Poem
The Tour of the Dove Or a Visit to Dovedale C a Poem
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E 38 THE TOUR OF THE DOVE.
ODE.
t; Thou mountain pyramid, all hail !
In majesty thy Form unveil !
Throw back thy misty shroud, Unclasp thy helm of cloud, And down the vista of the dale Reverberate aloud.
2.
Yet waken not yon river-pool In softest shadow sleeping cool j Thine image is the dream That charms the silent stream, - Till twilight's deeper shadows rule, And Cynthia's placid beam.
THE TOUR OF THE DOVE. 39 3.
Lift up your heads, ye giant rocks ! Like clashing cymbals rear your blocks Hig...h in the upper air ; And may the thunders spare, When the earth reels beneath their shocks, Your top-stones loose and bare.
4.
Ye caves, that in the summer's bloom Afford a cool refreshing gloom, A rest to weary feet ; Still when the snow-storms beat, With stalactites of ice illume And screen the coy retreat.
5.
And ye precipitous denies, That, rising like cathedral aisles, Catch the first gleams of dawn ; The sunshine on the lawn Between your walls so sweetly smiles, O be it ne'er withdrawn.
40 THE TOUR OF THE DOVE*, 6.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E 38 THE TOUR OF THE DOVE.
ODE.
t; Thou mountain pyramid, all hail !
In majesty thy Form unveil !
Throw back thy misty shroud, Unclasp thy helm of cloud, And down the vista of the dale Reverberate aloud.
2.
Yet waken not yon river-pool In softest shadow sleeping cool j Thine image is the dream That charms the silent stream, - Till twilight's deeper shadows rule, And Cynthia's placid beam.
THE TOUR OF THE DOVE. 39 3.
Lift up your heads, ye giant rocks ! Like clashing cymbals rear your blocks Hig...h in the upper air ; And may the thunders spare, When the earth reels beneath their shocks, Your top-stones loose and bare.
4.
Ye caves, that in the summer's bloom Afford a cool refreshing gloom, A rest to weary feet ; Still when the snow-storms beat, With stalactites of ice illume And screen the coy retreat.
5.
And ye precipitous denies, That, rising like cathedral aisles, Catch the first gleams of dawn ; The sunshine on the lawn Between your walls so sweetly smiles, O be it ne'er withdrawn.
40 THE TOUR OF THE DOVE*, 6.
What to read after The Tour of the Dove Or a Visit to Dovedale C a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Edwards to read onlineMoreLess
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