In Unknown Seas a Poem
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20 Now by the sweet intoxication stealing From so much loveliness and matchless grace, Behold the lifted wand, thy sway revealing, One kiss is worth the ransom of a race.
PHRYNE, OUCH power, too, had Phryne when sur- ^ rounded By graybeard judges, bigoted and chill ; At sudden gleaming of her flesh they bounded Youth-like erect, their shrivelled hearts athrill, " Not guilty ! " crying, with a voice that sounded So loud and full, we hear it echo still.
^[ Ah, Phidias ! thou couldst carve a godde...ss splendid In curves diviner than we moderns know, Whose shining spear the sacred hill defended, Or cheered the sailor, homeward toiling slow ; But there, alas ! the deft creation ended, Behold a fairer dream, with life aglow !
ROWENA, A ND let us not forget, where'er we wander, *"* To seek for sweet Rowena, Henghist's child ; She was of larger mould than these, and blonder.
21 With sky-blue eyes, wherein deep summer smiled, And with a Northern heart, more true and fonder Than those which throb in tropic bosoms wild.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
20 Now by the sweet intoxication stealing From so much loveliness and matchless grace, Behold the lifted wand, thy sway revealing, One kiss is worth the ransom of a race.
PHRYNE, OUCH power, too, had Phryne when sur- ^ rounded By graybeard judges, bigoted and chill ; At sudden gleaming of her flesh they bounded Youth-like erect, their shrivelled hearts athrill, " Not guilty ! " crying, with a voice that sounded So loud and full, we hear it echo still.
^[ Ah, Phidias ! thou couldst carve a godde...ss splendid In curves diviner than we moderns know, Whose shining spear the sacred hill defended, Or cheered the sailor, homeward toiling slow ; But there, alas ! the deft creation ended, Behold a fairer dream, with life aglow !
ROWENA, A ND let us not forget, where'er we wander, *"* To seek for sweet Rowena, Henghist's child ; She was of larger mould than these, and blonder.
21 With sky-blue eyes, wherein deep summer smiled, And with a Northern heart, more true and fonder Than those which throb in tropic bosoms wild.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Horton to read onlineMoreLess
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