Franklin And Other Poems
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48 Ceyx and Alcyone.
' Ere Luna thrice her narrowing horns should fill, The ships should come ; I watched with sleepless eyes, And lo ! to-night, on (Eta's pine-clad hill, I saw the silver orb completed rise ; The wine is poured, the softest couch is spread, The baths prepared his weary limbs to lave, And love to smooth the pillow for his head, And yet he comes not ; Juno, guard and save My Ceyx tossed on yonder terrible sea! O mighty Juno ! bring my lord to me. ' Vain supplications ! unavailin...g tears !
Th' inexorable Gods are hard to move ; Stern Orcus weeps not, heeds not if he hears The bitterest sorrows and the truest love, And lo ! beneath the golden domes of dawn, Where the dumb waves in stately measure glide, With ghastly pomp a crownless king is borne, Stretched on the lingering chariot of the tide. A crownless, lifeless king the conqueror sea Gives back thy lord beloved, Alcyone.
Ceyx and Alcyone. 49 Thus art thou come ? and all my vows in vain, Thus pale and cold, O spouse !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
48 Ceyx and Alcyone.
' Ere Luna thrice her narrowing horns should fill, The ships should come ; I watched with sleepless eyes, And lo ! to-night, on (Eta's pine-clad hill, I saw the silver orb completed rise ; The wine is poured, the softest couch is spread, The baths prepared his weary limbs to lave, And love to smooth the pillow for his head, And yet he comes not ; Juno, guard and save My Ceyx tossed on yonder terrible sea! O mighty Juno ! bring my lord to me. ' Vain supplications ! unavailin...g tears !
Th' inexorable Gods are hard to move ; Stern Orcus weeps not, heeds not if he hears The bitterest sorrows and the truest love, And lo ! beneath the golden domes of dawn, Where the dumb waves in stately measure glide, With ghastly pomp a crownless king is borne, Stretched on the lingering chariot of the tide. A crownless, lifeless king the conqueror sea Gives back thy lord beloved, Alcyone.
Ceyx and Alcyone. 49 Thus art thou come ? and all my vows in vain, Thus pale and cold, O spouse !
What to read after Franklin And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by I J Innes Pocock to read onlineMoreLess
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