Palestine, And Other Poems
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O cloud-enthron'd, protecting Jove, Who sitt'st the Cronian cliffs above, And Alpheus' ample wave, And that dark gloom hast deign' d to love Of Ida's holy cave !
On softest Lydian notes to thee [ tune the choral prayer, That this thy town, the brave, the free, The strong in virtuous energy, May feel thine endless care.— And, victor thou, whose matchless might The Pisan wreath hath bound ; Still, Psaumis, be thy chief delight In generous coursers found.— Calm be thy latter age, and late And gent...ly fall the stroke of fate.
Thy children standing round !— And know, when favouring gods have given A green old age, a temper even.
And wealth and fame in store.
The task were vain to scale the licav.
—Have those immortals more ?— 200 TRANSLATIONS VI.
TO AGESIAS OP SYRACUSE, Who seeks a goodly bower to raise, Conspicuous to the stranger's eye, With gold the lintel overlays, And clothes the porch in ivory. — So bright, so bold, so wonderful, The choicest themes of verse I cull, To each high song a frontal high !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O cloud-enthron'd, protecting Jove, Who sitt'st the Cronian cliffs above, And Alpheus' ample wave, And that dark gloom hast deign' d to love Of Ida's holy cave !
On softest Lydian notes to thee [ tune the choral prayer, That this thy town, the brave, the free, The strong in virtuous energy, May feel thine endless care.— And, victor thou, whose matchless might The Pisan wreath hath bound ; Still, Psaumis, be thy chief delight In generous coursers found.— Calm be thy latter age, and late And gent...ly fall the stroke of fate.
Thy children standing round !— And know, when favouring gods have given A green old age, a temper even.
And wealth and fame in store.
The task were vain to scale the licav.
—Have those immortals more ?— 200 TRANSLATIONS VI.
TO AGESIAS OP SYRACUSE, Who seeks a goodly bower to raise, Conspicuous to the stranger's eye, With gold the lintel overlays, And clothes the porch in ivory. — So bright, so bold, so wonderful, The choicest themes of verse I cull, To each high song a frontal high !
What to read after Palestine, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reginald Heber to read onlineMoreLess
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