Poetical Prolusions
Poetical Prolusions
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Loud o'er my head the pealing thunder rolls, Full on my fight the livid lightnings glare, Down the rough fteep the headlong torrent falls, Giving e'en fiercer horror to Defpair. Ah ! what's to me this elemental rage, This cram of matter, and this warring world ? Conflicts like thefe can ne'er his fears engage, Whofe ev'ry Hope is from his bofom hurl'd. J Let thofe feek fhelter, whom fuch ftorms affright, And who, the tempeft o'er, expect a calm ; I court thofe rufliing gales which wake the nigh...t; No change of feafon brings to me it's balm. Long 77 Long from this heated heart has pleafure flown, And long this head has ceas'd to find repofe ; And many a tear this pallid cheek adown, Proclaims a bofom tenanted by woes. I love to roam the dwellings of the dead, Mid'ft their lone manfions to purfue my way ; To court the yew tree's melancholy fliade, And (hrowd me from the gariih eye of day. I feek thy gloomieft frown, majeftic Night, Thy ftep myfterious, and thy voice of fear : Watch thy (tern influence with unaw'd delight, And liften to thy gales that figh fo drear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Loud o'er my head the pealing thunder rolls, Full on my fight the livid lightnings glare, Down the rough fteep the headlong torrent falls, Giving e'en fiercer horror to Defpair. Ah ! what's to me this elemental rage, This cram of matter, and this warring world ? Conflicts like thefe can ne'er his fears engage, Whofe ev'ry Hope is from his bofom hurl'd. J Let thofe feek fhelter, whom fuch ftorms affright, And who, the tempeft o'er, expect a calm ; I court thofe rufliing gales which wake the nigh...t; No change of feafon brings to me it's balm. Long 77 Long from this heated heart has pleafure flown, And long this head has ceas'd to find repofe ; And many a tear this pallid cheek adown, Proclaims a bofom tenanted by woes. I love to roam the dwellings of the dead, Mid'ft their lone manfions to purfue my way ; To court the yew tree's melancholy fliade, And (hrowd me from the gariih eye of day. I feek thy gloomieft frown, majeftic Night, Thy ftep myfterious, and thy voice of fear : Watch thy (tern influence with unaw'd delight, And liften to thy gales that figh fo drear.
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