Two Foemen And Other Poems
Two Foemen And Other Poems
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But the mares went out with the stallions, And foals were born With ears that pricked up unto Heaven And eyes of the morn.
But the slayers whose hearts are evil And stayed at home, Seek to lasso the foals and destroy them And hide them in loam ; For the foals are growing and growing, And pricking their ears, And their hot hoofs shall batter the eyeballs That darken the years.
SIR GALAHAD SIR GALAHAD did his Lord's behest, The white cross gleaming upon his breast ; And, dauntless, strove with th...e recreant knight From dayspring until evening light.
But the knight had bartered his soul to the devil And raged like a beast in a bacchanal revel. All fell strokes of the fiend essayed he That are shunned by the heroes of chivalrie.
34 TWO FOEMEN And his esquire rode hot leagues from the strife And waylaid Sir Galahad's children and wife.
They told the pure knight when the foul deed was over, And showed him the bodies 'neath funeral cover.
Then Sir Galahad lost trust in his Lord, And turned him free from the foeman's sword.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the mares went out with the stallions, And foals were born With ears that pricked up unto Heaven And eyes of the morn.
But the slayers whose hearts are evil And stayed at home, Seek to lasso the foals and destroy them And hide them in loam ; For the foals are growing and growing, And pricking their ears, And their hot hoofs shall batter the eyeballs That darken the years.
SIR GALAHAD SIR GALAHAD did his Lord's behest, The white cross gleaming upon his breast ; And, dauntless, strove with th...e recreant knight From dayspring until evening light.
But the knight had bartered his soul to the devil And raged like a beast in a bacchanal revel. All fell strokes of the fiend essayed he That are shunned by the heroes of chivalrie.
34 TWO FOEMEN And his esquire rode hot leagues from the strife And waylaid Sir Galahad's children and wife.
They told the pure knight when the foul deed was over, And showed him the bodies 'neath funeral cover.
Then Sir Galahad lost trust in his Lord, And turned him free from the foeman's sword.
What to read after Two Foemen And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herbert Edward Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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