Classical Poems
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8o CLASSICAL POEMS.
FATE AND PROPHECY.
hoar. Y Autumn spreads upon the mould Loose leaves of russet mixed with streaks of gold, Grim Boreas, god-like, blows South a cloud, As trees in sudden pangs do moan aloud. Will words of omen waive the course of things- Deny that Summer warm, on zephry wings, Will give calm joy to counterpoise this bale? Ah, Fate will prove those words an aimless tale.
MAY.
a hall are placed a rare display Of prints of nymphs and graces known of old; Some with thought stri...ve, others with fancy play; One by a niche impresses once beheld, Showing a Queen s bygone pastoral throne, As broken roses are about her strown.
n. A woman s beauty is upon her face; The spirit s dignity still lingers there; Three lambs beside her one another chase Each moment s happiness surcharged to share, THE SYBARITE. 81 As rests a shepherd on a mossy mound, Breathing quaint harmony s Arcadian sound.
in. Beside him near some meadow blooms invite Admiration with dewy splendor mute ; Under them close, within a leaf-wrought night, Are belle-formed buds, each robed within a suit Of finery, all breathing Lydian air, That would have him Pan-like to linger there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8o CLASSICAL POEMS.
FATE AND PROPHECY.
hoar. Y Autumn spreads upon the mould Loose leaves of russet mixed with streaks of gold, Grim Boreas, god-like, blows South a cloud, As trees in sudden pangs do moan aloud. Will words of omen waive the course of things- Deny that Summer warm, on zephry wings, Will give calm joy to counterpoise this bale? Ah, Fate will prove those words an aimless tale.
MAY.
a hall are placed a rare display Of prints of nymphs and graces known of old; Some with thought stri...ve, others with fancy play; One by a niche impresses once beheld, Showing a Queen s bygone pastoral throne, As broken roses are about her strown.
n. A woman s beauty is upon her face; The spirit s dignity still lingers there; Three lambs beside her one another chase Each moment s happiness surcharged to share, THE SYBARITE. 81 As rests a shepherd on a mossy mound, Breathing quaint harmony s Arcadian sound.
in. Beside him near some meadow blooms invite Admiration with dewy splendor mute ; Under them close, within a leaf-wrought night, Are belle-formed buds, each robed within a suit Of finery, all breathing Lydian air, That would have him Pan-like to linger there.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Entriken Baily to read onlineMoreLess
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