Songs And Other Fancies
Songs And Other Fancies
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Now the fair skies of heaven were more than fair, So bound with shadow — do not shadows give The setting wherein joys and glories live.
Starlike ? And now each sound, each random tone.
Each careless cadence to the breezes thrown, Caressed as music of a keen-strung harp.
Clear in that fertile vale, upjutting sharp.
Stood certain tumbled ridges of white rock, Or bluish-gray, such as rude ancient shock Had postured strangely; and, this night, these same Appeared as muscles of some g^ant frame, Str...etched prone and low upon a vanquished field Among the ruins of his spear and shield.
Soon treading lightly up one rugged slope, I saw where 'neath the crags a door was ope — Dark, and rough-hewn. Through this rock door we passed Singly, and gained a cavern dim and vast.
A hundred cubits were the walls apart.
At least conjecture. Now, within the heart 179 Of that wide chamber swelled two mighty trees, Which arched above our heads their canopies Of verdure, and roof other none there was.
Depositing my torch, the while a buzz Stirred lazily the languors of that room, I peered about through half-relieved gloom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now the fair skies of heaven were more than fair, So bound with shadow — do not shadows give The setting wherein joys and glories live.
Starlike ? And now each sound, each random tone.
Each careless cadence to the breezes thrown, Caressed as music of a keen-strung harp.
Clear in that fertile vale, upjutting sharp.
Stood certain tumbled ridges of white rock, Or bluish-gray, such as rude ancient shock Had postured strangely; and, this night, these same Appeared as muscles of some g^ant frame, Str...etched prone and low upon a vanquished field Among the ruins of his spear and shield.
Soon treading lightly up one rugged slope, I saw where 'neath the crags a door was ope — Dark, and rough-hewn. Through this rock door we passed Singly, and gained a cavern dim and vast.
A hundred cubits were the walls apart.
At least conjecture. Now, within the heart 179 Of that wide chamber swelled two mighty trees, Which arched above our heads their canopies Of verdure, and roof other none there was.
Depositing my torch, the while a buzz Stirred lazily the languors of that room, I peered about through half-relieved gloom.
What to read after Songs And Other Fancies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Muir, Henry D. (Henry Dupee), B. 1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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