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Ye, who follow to the measure Where the trump of Fortune leads, And at inns a-glow with pleasure Rein your golden-harnessed steeds, In your hours of lordly leisure Have ye heard a voice of woe On the starless wind of midnight Come and go ?
Pilgrim brothers, whose existence Eides the higher roads of Time, Hark, how from the troubled distance, Voices made by woe sublime, In their sorrow, claim assistance, Though it come from friend or foe — Shall they ask and find no answer ?
Rise and go.
(199^ 2...00 A NIGHT AT THE BLACK SIGN.
One there was, who in his sadness Laid his staff and mantle down, Where the demons laughed to madness What the night-winds could not drown- Never came a voice of gladness Though the cups should foam and flow, And the pilgrim thus proclaiming Rose to go.
" All the night I hear the speaking Of low voices round my hed.
And the dreary floor a-creaking Under feet of stealthy tread : — Like a very demon shrieking Swings the black sign to and fro, Come, arise, thou cheerless keeper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ye, who follow to the measure Where the trump of Fortune leads, And at inns a-glow with pleasure Rein your golden-harnessed steeds, In your hours of lordly leisure Have ye heard a voice of woe On the starless wind of midnight Come and go ?
Pilgrim brothers, whose existence Eides the higher roads of Time, Hark, how from the troubled distance, Voices made by woe sublime, In their sorrow, claim assistance, Though it come from friend or foe — Shall they ask and find no answer ?
Rise and go.
(199^ 2...00 A NIGHT AT THE BLACK SIGN.
One there was, who in his sadness Laid his staff and mantle down, Where the demons laughed to madness What the night-winds could not drown- Never came a voice of gladness Though the cups should foam and flow, And the pilgrim thus proclaiming Rose to go.
" All the night I hear the speaking Of low voices round my hed.
And the dreary floor a-creaking Under feet of stealthy tread : — Like a very demon shrieking Swings the black sign to and fro, Come, arise, thou cheerless keeper.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Buchanan Read to read onlineMoreLess
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