The Kimeliad. a Poem in Three Cantos
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That through her tears still wears a smile.
Serene, sublime, and grand.
Weeks pass, and yet they linger still Amid each valley and each hill, Unsated yet, nor can they fill 5 50 Their longing measure up; The ruins made by hoary time, The ancient bards — their melting rhyme Dissolving hearts in every clime — Require an ample scope.
The rich traditionary lore, Abounding on this favored shore, The tombs of heroes now no more, The ancient castles lone; The very whisper of each breeze That rustles t...hrough the aged trees, Tell pensively, to souls like these, In sad and hollow moan, And language to the heart revealing.
With deep upheaving of each feeling.
That in the days of yore Existed once a kingly race.
Whose ample sway one yet may trace, Throughout each all time-hallowed place.
Though its career is o'er.
Dunluce's cavern they explore, Where Ocean's tide, with sounding roar, As pebbles, boulders roll; And rocks so vast, of globe-like form.
That, when recedes the raging storm.
Amaze will seize the soul.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That through her tears still wears a smile.
Serene, sublime, and grand.
Weeks pass, and yet they linger still Amid each valley and each hill, Unsated yet, nor can they fill 5 50 Their longing measure up; The ruins made by hoary time, The ancient bards — their melting rhyme Dissolving hearts in every clime — Require an ample scope.
The rich traditionary lore, Abounding on this favored shore, The tombs of heroes now no more, The ancient castles lone; The very whisper of each breeze That rustles t...hrough the aged trees, Tell pensively, to souls like these, In sad and hollow moan, And language to the heart revealing.
With deep upheaving of each feeling.
That in the days of yore Existed once a kingly race.
Whose ample sway one yet may trace, Throughout each all time-hallowed place.
Though its career is o'er.
Dunluce's cavern they explore, Where Ocean's tide, with sounding roar, As pebbles, boulders roll; And rocks so vast, of globe-like form.
That, when recedes the raging storm.
Amaze will seize the soul.
What to read after The Kimeliad. a Poem in Three Cantos?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore, James, Fl. 1858-1883 to read onlineMoreLess
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