Paris And Helen
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On the cave's floor asleep three figures lie. Above the roof, in the night's dark clear sky 19 Hang in unfathomable gulfs the stars, ablaze With revolution. Down their secret ways Spinning in icy solitudes they go Where no loud winds through the deep silence blow ; And there no spirits adrift on silver wings With ardent faces touch Aeolian strings ; There are no gathered votaries rapt and pale, No wild-eyed congregations to cry " hail ! ' To Gods of stream or forest, moon or sun Gods in that ev...erlasting cold are none : Nor men, nor beasts, nor streams, nor trees, nor flowers, No dawn nor evening, winter or summer hours, No young Nymphs raising warm white arms of love Among dark myrtles in the Cyprian's grove, But myriad constellations in a vice Of frozen speed through dark transparent ice Within a million forest rain-drops gleam Glittering above three figures stretched in dream.
Paris awoke as the faint orange green Of morning washed the east. In its serene And paling azimuth the last stars sank, And avidly the hills and tall trees drank Calm floods of light, and lay like liquid gems Bedded in reefs of darkness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the cave's floor asleep three figures lie. Above the roof, in the night's dark clear sky 19 Hang in unfathomable gulfs the stars, ablaze With revolution. Down their secret ways Spinning in icy solitudes they go Where no loud winds through the deep silence blow ; And there no spirits adrift on silver wings With ardent faces touch Aeolian strings ; There are no gathered votaries rapt and pale, No wild-eyed congregations to cry " hail ! ' To Gods of stream or forest, moon or sun Gods in that ev...erlasting cold are none : Nor men, nor beasts, nor streams, nor trees, nor flowers, No dawn nor evening, winter or summer hours, No young Nymphs raising warm white arms of love Among dark myrtles in the Cyprian's grove, But myriad constellations in a vice Of frozen speed through dark transparent ice Within a million forest rain-drops gleam Glittering above three figures stretched in dream.
Paris awoke as the faint orange green Of morning washed the east. In its serene And paling azimuth the last stars sank, And avidly the hills and tall trees drank Calm floods of light, and lay like liquid gems Bedded in reefs of darkness.
What to read after Paris And Helen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J Walter James Turner to read onlineMoreLess
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