Dione, and other poemsProvost & Company, 1869 - 299 pagina's |
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Pagina 3
... god Her brow of genius bore the quick'ning seal ; Flasht from the current of heroic veins Her lip inspir'd with richest crimson glow'd ; And in her breast , beneath the heaving snows , Well'd living springs of melody and love . She ...
... god Her brow of genius bore the quick'ning seal ; Flasht from the current of heroic veins Her lip inspir'd with richest crimson glow'd ; And in her breast , beneath the heaving snows , Well'd living springs of melody and love . She ...
Pagina 6
... gods , and to the souls of men . 1 Still , in the twilight dimly visible , The ghostly twilight of the day's decline , - Carv'd cunningly on walls made eloquent , The mystic legend of the Temple - faith , — " Eì ! " ' Above , beneath ...
... gods , and to the souls of men . 1 Still , in the twilight dimly visible , The ghostly twilight of the day's decline , - Carv'd cunningly on walls made eloquent , The mystic legend of the Temple - faith , — " Eì ! " ' Above , beneath ...
Pagina 7
... day , — As , with a desolate and bitter cry , Dione near'd the semblance of the God- He of the kindling lyre , th ' unerring bow— He who for countless votaries implied Touches of healing , tones of harmony— The Wonderful , DIONE .
... day , — As , with a desolate and bitter cry , Dione near'd the semblance of the God- He of the kindling lyre , th ' unerring bow— He who for countless votaries implied Touches of healing , tones of harmony— The Wonderful , DIONE .
Pagina 9
... thou greater than the Temple's God , And he is godless , if unown'd of thee . No winged messenger thy will conveys ; Nor Hermes , nay , nor He , for still the winds 9 And waves alike are all thy messengers , - Thou DIONE .
... thou greater than the Temple's God , And he is godless , if unown'd of thee . No winged messenger thy will conveys ; Nor Hermes , nay , nor He , for still the winds 9 And waves alike are all thy messengers , - Thou DIONE .
Pagina 10
... God , As must be , thus pervading time and space , Help the faint footsteps stumbling in the dark ! Hear the lone spirit wailing for the light ! There is no lamp in this sepulchral breast , And the dead heart may know nor light , nor ...
... God , As must be , thus pervading time and space , Help the faint footsteps stumbling in the dark ! Hear the lone spirit wailing for the light ! There is no lamp in this sepulchral breast , And the dead heart may know nor light , nor ...
Overige edities - Alles bekijken
Veelvoorkomende woorden en zinsdelen
Alabama anew Aurora Australia barque beauty behold beneath bird BISHOPSGATE Bitter breast breath breeze bright BROKEN CORD brow calm chill clouds crown'd Dagon dark dawn dead dear death deep divine doth dream Drest e'en earth echoes eternal ev'ry evermore faint fair faith flow'r Gaza gaze gleam gloom glory glow God's golden grace grave grief hand hath heard heart heav'n hills hope LES INVALIDES life's light love's lyre memories METEORA morning murmur musing neath night o'er once pain pale past peace pow'r pray'r rapture rays REPHAEL repose RESURGAM rill round SACRED TRAVEL serene shadows shore shrine sight silver bell skies sleep smile soft song soul spirit spring strife sweet Tarry ye tempest thee thine thou art thought thro tide toil tones unto vail vail'd vale VICTOR HUGO voice watch wave weary weep whisper wild winds
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Pagina 117 - I sometimes hold it half a sin To put in words the grief I feel ; For words, like Nature, half reveal And half conceal the Soul within. But, for the unquiet heart and brain, A use in measured language lies ; The sad mechanic exercise, Like dull narcotics, numbing pain. In words, like weeds...
Pagina 32 - Them that are meek shall he guide in judgment : and such as are gentle, them shall he learn his way.
Pagina 115 - LORD, thou wilt ordain peace for us: for thou also hast wrought all our works in us.
Pagina 29 - These five peaks, all of granite, rise so precipitously, so column-like, from the broken ground which forms the root of the mountain, as at first sight to appear inaccessible.
Pagina 198 - II ya de bons manages, mais il n'y en a point de delicieux.
Pagina 28 - The three peaks of red granite which overhang the northern side of the Valley of Chamouni, called from their colour the Aiguilles Rouges, give some notion of the colour and form of Sinai.
Pagina 264 - A stately structure — fair from wing to wing — On either hand, the white and placid tow'rs With turrets castellate, and cluster...