Henley a Poem
Henley a Poem
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Oh no ! the heart of woman is the fount of Love ; And madness only to such crime can move.
The tempest louder swells — the thunders fall In echoes which the bravest may appal ; — The scathing lightnings rend the oaks in twain.
And pour the torrents over hill and plain, — The herds fly lowing, seiz'd with wild affright ^ And, dismal* screams the heavy bird of night ; While man himself, arous'd from sleep profound.
In awe and dread beholds the scene around : Amid the fury of the fearful war.
High... on the gale, and reaching from afar, A shriek loud bursts — so fiend-like, wild, and shrill.
It harrows up the soul — now all is still.
With hair wild streaming in the angry storm A flying figure rears its phantom form : One hand, with death-like grasp, a lamp contains j The left a pallid brow in part sustains : 32 A loose black garment, by no zone confhi'd, Floats back in wanton folds upon the wind : The naked feet with filth are cover'd o'er.
All gash'd with wounds whence drops the oozing gore : Along each faultless limb the rain descends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh no ! the heart of woman is the fount of Love ; And madness only to such crime can move.
The tempest louder swells — the thunders fall In echoes which the bravest may appal ; — The scathing lightnings rend the oaks in twain.
And pour the torrents over hill and plain, — The herds fly lowing, seiz'd with wild affright ^ And, dismal* screams the heavy bird of night ; While man himself, arous'd from sleep profound.
In awe and dread beholds the scene around : Amid the fury of the fearful war.
High... on the gale, and reaching from afar, A shriek loud bursts — so fiend-like, wild, and shrill.
It harrows up the soul — now all is still.
With hair wild streaming in the angry storm A flying figure rears its phantom form : One hand, with death-like grasp, a lamp contains j The left a pallid brow in part sustains : 32 A loose black garment, by no zone confhi'd, Floats back in wanton folds upon the wind : The naked feet with filth are cover'd o'er.
All gash'd with wounds whence drops the oozing gore : Along each faultless limb the rain descends.
What to read after Henley a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederic Seebohm to read onlineMoreLess
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