Tales And Poems
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sure thy song is sad — " " In Conrad's absence wouldst thou have it glad ?
Without thine ear to listen to my lay, Still must my song my thoughts, my soul betray ; Still must each accent to my bosom suit, My heart unhush'd — although my lips were mute !
Oh ! many a night on this lone couch reclined, My dreaming fear with storms hath wing'd the wind.
And deem'd the breath that faintly fann'd thy sail The murmuring prelude of the ruder gale ; Though soft, it seem'd the low prophetic dirge.
That mo...urn'd thee floating on the savage surge : Still would I rise to rouse the beacon fire.
Lest spies less true should let the blaze expire ; And many a restless hour outwatch'd each star, And morning came — and still thou wert afar, Oh ! how the chill blast on my bosom blew, And day broke dreary on my troubled view, 148 THE CORSAIR. Canto I.
And still I gazed and gazed — and not a prow- Was granted to my tears — my truth — my vow !
At length — twas noon — I hail'd and bless'd the mast That met my sight — it near'd — Alas !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
sure thy song is sad — " " In Conrad's absence wouldst thou have it glad ?
Without thine ear to listen to my lay, Still must my song my thoughts, my soul betray ; Still must each accent to my bosom suit, My heart unhush'd — although my lips were mute !
Oh ! many a night on this lone couch reclined, My dreaming fear with storms hath wing'd the wind.
And deem'd the breath that faintly fann'd thy sail The murmuring prelude of the ruder gale ; Though soft, it seem'd the low prophetic dirge.
That mo...urn'd thee floating on the savage surge : Still would I rise to rouse the beacon fire.
Lest spies less true should let the blaze expire ; And many a restless hour outwatch'd each star, And morning came — and still thou wert afar, Oh ! how the chill blast on my bosom blew, And day broke dreary on my troubled view, 148 THE CORSAIR. Canto I.
And still I gazed and gazed — and not a prow- Was granted to my tears — my truth — my vow !
At length — twas noon — I hail'd and bless'd the mast That met my sight — it near'd — Alas !
What to read after Tales And Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baron George Gordon Byron Byron to read onlineMoreLess
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