The Wanderer Or Edward to Eleonora a Poem
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For now methinks thefe languid looks difclofe To every eye the nature of my woes ; Oft from yon cliff, whofe wild ftupendous form Wars with the torrent, and defies the ftorm, My eager eyes the wat'ry wafte explore, 100 To catch one glance of Caledonia's fhore ; Far, Far, where the ocean feems to prop the fides, Methinks I fee the well-known land arife.
Ah me, what tumults then aflail my foul, Wild as the billows that beneath me roll !
How chang'd my lot fince that all-glorious day, When my keen... fword oppos'd a tyrant's fway ?
When Bards, infpir'd for me, awak'd the lyre, And warm'd my breaft with all a patriot's fire ; When hovering o'er me, in her flaming car, no The red-ey'd fpirit of the direful war Nerv'd my young arm, tho' hoft on hoft arofe, To hurl her thunder on my country's foes !
Then glory, roaming o'er the field of fame, Beam'd on the opening honours of my name, Led me triumphant thro' the battle's wild, And VicYry, perch'd upon my helmet, finil'd !
Now Now loft to hope, while all my fires decay, Friendlefs, unfhelter'd, o'er the world I ftray ; Unworthy deem'd of every human care, 120 A Man of Sorrow !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For now methinks thefe languid looks difclofe To every eye the nature of my woes ; Oft from yon cliff, whofe wild ftupendous form Wars with the torrent, and defies the ftorm, My eager eyes the wat'ry wafte explore, 100 To catch one glance of Caledonia's fhore ; Far, Far, where the ocean feems to prop the fides, Methinks I fee the well-known land arife.
Ah me, what tumults then aflail my foul, Wild as the billows that beneath me roll !
How chang'd my lot fince that all-glorious day, When my keen... fword oppos'd a tyrant's fway ?
When Bards, infpir'd for me, awak'd the lyre, And warm'd my breaft with all a patriot's fire ; When hovering o'er me, in her flaming car, no The red-ey'd fpirit of the direful war Nerv'd my young arm, tho' hoft on hoft arofe, To hurl her thunder on my country's foes !
Then glory, roaming o'er the field of fame, Beam'd on the opening honours of my name, Led me triumphant thro' the battle's wild, And VicYry, perch'd upon my helmet, finil'd !
Now Now loft to hope, while all my fires decay, Friendlefs, unfhelter'd, o'er the world I ftray ; Unworthy deem'd of every human care, 120 A Man of Sorrow !
What to read after The Wanderer Or Edward to Eleonora a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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