Poems
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Shading his eyes with a crimson wing; Across the rafters all a-glow His shadow flits with a motion slow.
208 G U E N D L E N.
Carven goblets from the wall Cast red flecks about the floor; From over window and bolted door Antlers vast fling round the hall Shadowy arms that rise and fall Whenever the flames spring up to make The fresh-heaped fagots curl and break.
The hound sleeps fast on the warm hearth stone, And, with dropt ears and muzzle thrown Over his slender outstretched limbs.
Dreams dee...per as the firelight dims: But Guendolen is wide awake ; Vassal and lord to the chase have gone; Ralph and the dame and the drowsy crone Watch in Sir Ethel's hall alone.
Wide awake was Guendolen ; Sometimes she paced the oaken floor, Or, pausing at the barred door, Hearkened a space, and turning then Hung musing o'er the flames again.
Sometimes she teased the bird, that still, Hiding under its painted wing.
G U E N D L E N. 209 Answered her call and whet its bill Against the rim of its silver swing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shading his eyes with a crimson wing; Across the rafters all a-glow His shadow flits with a motion slow.
208 G U E N D L E N.
Carven goblets from the wall Cast red flecks about the floor; From over window and bolted door Antlers vast fling round the hall Shadowy arms that rise and fall Whenever the flames spring up to make The fresh-heaped fagots curl and break.
The hound sleeps fast on the warm hearth stone, And, with dropt ears and muzzle thrown Over his slender outstretched limbs.
Dreams dee...per as the firelight dims: But Guendolen is wide awake ; Vassal and lord to the chase have gone; Ralph and the dame and the drowsy crone Watch in Sir Ethel's hall alone.
Wide awake was Guendolen ; Sometimes she paced the oaken floor, Or, pausing at the barred door, Hearkened a space, and turning then Hung musing o'er the flames again.
Sometimes she teased the bird, that still, Hiding under its painted wing.
G U E N D L E N. 209 Answered her call and whet its bill Against the rim of its silver swing.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Willis, Nathaniel Parker, 1806-1867 to read onlineMoreLess
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