The Ulyssiad An American Epic
The Ulyssiad An American Epic
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Two days returning light scarce equal proved To view them pass; the hero stood unmoved, And at the summit of his triumph knew, The youthful dreaming of his first review Was true presentiment, prophetic spoke, And brief to him the hidden future woke.
Now in fulfillment brave Ulysses hears The plaudits of his country; mighty cheers 38 His name evokes while serried ranks deploy Before their leader with tumultous joy; The leader wdiose great genius towering soared To rarer heights when loud the bat...tle roared, Yet silent grew and thoughtful, scarce desired The glory and reward his deeds inspired.
39 As in the zenith of the dome of day The golden sun reposing seems to stay His onward course, Ulysses gained the heights The pinnacle of fame his toil requites, While eight bright years he holds the reins of power, And calmly rules the land in doubtful hour, The land his sword had saved disruption dire And union sealed secure with blood and fire.
''Let us have peace, " the warrior-statesman said, "Enough the land has wept, enough has bled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two days returning light scarce equal proved To view them pass; the hero stood unmoved, And at the summit of his triumph knew, The youthful dreaming of his first review Was true presentiment, prophetic spoke, And brief to him the hidden future woke.
Now in fulfillment brave Ulysses hears The plaudits of his country; mighty cheers 38 His name evokes while serried ranks deploy Before their leader with tumultous joy; The leader wdiose great genius towering soared To rarer heights when loud the bat...tle roared, Yet silent grew and thoughtful, scarce desired The glory and reward his deeds inspired.
39 As in the zenith of the dome of day The golden sun reposing seems to stay His onward course, Ulysses gained the heights The pinnacle of fame his toil requites, While eight bright years he holds the reins of power, And calmly rules the land in doubtful hour, The land his sword had saved disruption dire And union sealed secure with blood and fire.
''Let us have peace, " the warrior-statesman said, "Enough the land has wept, enough has bled.
What to read after The Ulyssiad An American Epic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliza Madelina Wilbur Mrs Souvielle to read onlineMoreLess
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