Poems of the War
Poems of the War
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Much had he sneered at other chiefs, whose deeds Had failed before the foe, through lack of wit ; Vaunting himself, and stamping on their wrecks. Was this the issue ? this sad, woe-begone, Fear-stricken huddle of disheartened men ? His hopes had failed him. A despised foe, Famished, half-clad, unsandalled, scantly armed, With torn and bleeding hands had struck his swords, His cunning engines and far-flying shafts, Down to this ruin : with them, too, the crown, Growing in fancy o er his princely... house. Ragner said naught ; for there was naught to say, That babbling gossips might not say as well, ERIC, THE MINSTREL. 93 Years hence, above the embers. So he turned His brow against the hide-walls of his tent, And almost wept for shame. The curtains shook : A face as brilliant as the evening-star, And cheerful as an angel s that has looked, A moment since, upon the light of heaven, Shone steadily above that darkened group, And drew their eyes together towards its beams. Eric, the minstrel, entered in the tent, And softly stepped before the wretched chiefs, With the bard s license.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Much had he sneered at other chiefs, whose deeds Had failed before the foe, through lack of wit ; Vaunting himself, and stamping on their wrecks. Was this the issue ? this sad, woe-begone, Fear-stricken huddle of disheartened men ? His hopes had failed him. A despised foe, Famished, half-clad, unsandalled, scantly armed, With torn and bleeding hands had struck his swords, His cunning engines and far-flying shafts, Down to this ruin : with them, too, the crown, Growing in fancy o er his princely... house. Ragner said naught ; for there was naught to say, That babbling gossips might not say as well, ERIC, THE MINSTREL. 93 Years hence, above the embers. So he turned His brow against the hide-walls of his tent, And almost wept for shame. The curtains shook : A face as brilliant as the evening-star, And cheerful as an angel s that has looked, A moment since, upon the light of heaven, Shone steadily above that darkened group, And drew their eyes together towards its beams. Eric, the minstrel, entered in the tent, And softly stepped before the wretched chiefs, With the bard s license.
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