Myth And Romance
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the hand of the outlaw graspsThe arm of the King--and death unclaspsIts fleshless fingers from him who gasps.
And how he guides! where the clean cliffs wedgeThem flat to their faces; by chasm and ledgeHe helps the King from the merciless edge.
Then up and up, past bluffs that shunThe rashest chamois; where eagles sunFierce wings and brood; where the mists are spun.
And safe at last stand Kaiser and churlOn the mountain path where the mosses curl--And this the revenge of Zyps of Zirl.
_TheGlowwo...rm_ How long had I sat there and had not beheldThe gleam of the glow-worm till something compelled!. . .
The heaven was starless, the forest was deep, And the vistas of darkness stretched silent in sleep.
And late 'mid the trees had I lingered untilNo thing was awake but the lone whippoorwill.
And haunted of thoughts for an hour I satOn a lichen-gray rock where the moss was a mat.
And thinking of one whom my heart had held dear, Like terrible waters, a gathering fear.
Came stealing upon me with all the distressOf loss and of yearning and powerlessness: Till the hopes and the doubts and the sleepless unrestThat, swallow-like, built in the home of my breast, Now hither, now thither, now heavenward flew, Wild-winged as the winds are: now suddenly drew My soul to abysses of nothingness whereAll light was a shadow, all hope, a despair: Where truth, that religion had set upon high, The darkness distorted and changed to a lie: And dreams of the beauty ambition had fedLike leaves of the autumn fell blighted and dead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the hand of the outlaw graspsThe arm of the King--and death unclaspsIts fleshless fingers from him who gasps.
And how he guides! where the clean cliffs wedgeThem flat to their faces; by chasm and ledgeHe helps the King from the merciless edge.
Then up and up, past bluffs that shunThe rashest chamois; where eagles sunFierce wings and brood; where the mists are spun.
And safe at last stand Kaiser and churlOn the mountain path where the mosses curl--And this the revenge of Zyps of Zirl.
_TheGlowwo...rm_ How long had I sat there and had not beheldThe gleam of the glow-worm till something compelled!. . .
The heaven was starless, the forest was deep, And the vistas of darkness stretched silent in sleep.
And late 'mid the trees had I lingered untilNo thing was awake but the lone whippoorwill.
And haunted of thoughts for an hour I satOn a lichen-gray rock where the moss was a mat.
And thinking of one whom my heart had held dear, Like terrible waters, a gathering fear.
Came stealing upon me with all the distressOf loss and of yearning and powerlessness: Till the hopes and the doubts and the sleepless unrestThat, swallow-like, built in the home of my breast, Now hither, now thither, now heavenward flew, Wild-winged as the winds are: now suddenly drew My soul to abysses of nothingness whereAll light was a shadow, all hope, a despair: Where truth, that religion had set upon high, The darkness distorted and changed to a lie: And dreams of the beauty ambition had fedLike leaves of the autumn fell blighted and dead.
What to read after Myth And Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cawein Madison Julius to read onlineMoreLess
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