Fables in Song volume 2
Fables in Song volume 2
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"What rapture ! and what despair ! One moment hath ruin'd forever Love and power. Alas, he, and she ? Light and Darkness ? Impossible ! Never, never, such union can be ! Such, of old, was the destiny vain Of that incompatible twain : And such is the endless condition Of Passion, the child of disdain And desire, — life and death in transition ! Hope snatcht from the breast of despair Is hers, and a life that is death ; For she breathes in the deadliest air, And she dies of but one quiet breath. ...Her food is the fruit that's forbidden : Her pleasure a prayer never granted : Her strength is a wish that is chidden : And her weakness the thing that she wanted I" 106 FABLES IX SO.
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High winds, that vex'd aol the still earth, began To Bmite the upmosl heaven. With fitful light The stricken moon thro' ileccy cloudlets ran.
The Mountain, from that drift of dark and brighl Which o'er him glimpsed in alternation wan, Caught mystic motion ; and, in spectral flight Hovering above the melancholy plain, The spirit that was in him spake again : " And the Sun, never-resting, forsaken, Ami fierce in his anguish of light, Cries thro' heaven ' Where art thou ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What rapture ! and what despair ! One moment hath ruin'd forever Love and power. Alas, he, and she ? Light and Darkness ? Impossible ! Never, never, such union can be ! Such, of old, was the destiny vain Of that incompatible twain : And such is the endless condition Of Passion, the child of disdain And desire, — life and death in transition ! Hope snatcht from the breast of despair Is hers, and a life that is death ; For she breathes in the deadliest air, And she dies of but one quiet breath. ...Her food is the fruit that's forbidden : Her pleasure a prayer never granted : Her strength is a wish that is chidden : And her weakness the thing that she wanted I" 106 FABLES IX SO.
8.
High winds, that vex'd aol the still earth, began To Bmite the upmosl heaven. With fitful light The stricken moon thro' ileccy cloudlets ran.
The Mountain, from that drift of dark and brighl Which o'er him glimpsed in alternation wan, Caught mystic motion ; and, in spectral flight Hovering above the melancholy plain, The spirit that was in him spake again : " And the Sun, never-resting, forsaken, Ami fierce in his anguish of light, Cries thro' heaven ' Where art thou ?
What to read after Fables in Song volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Robert Bulwer Lytton Lytton to read onlineMoreLess
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