The Christian Bride: Part First
The Christian Bride: Part First Young Torthil sits below the woody steeps Of Apennine, beneath a spreading oak. His downcast eye a stern abstraction keeps; Dawn […]
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The Christian Bride: Part Second In Morven’s woody land, Roscrana kissed Her Torthil’s mother at her tale amazed; Then lowly bowed the virgin to be blest: […]
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The Christian Bride: Part Third Forth Cathla went, Roscrana by her side. But now they heard—the air was all so still— Trumpet and horn beyond the […]
READ MOREThe Churchyard: Night The First
The Churchyard: Night The First With a quick imperfect shriek, Rose the thin embodied reek. Like a thing pursued, it fled From the kingdoms of the […]
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The Churchyard: Night The Second A brooding silence fills the twilight churchyard; Not even the bat stirs from her cloistered rift, Nor from her tree the […]
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The Churchyard: Night The Third What though no eager yearnings ever pass With curdled tremblings through the Sea of Glass Serene, where dwell the spirits of […]
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The Churchyard: Song Of The Churchyard Children Our good Lord Christ on high Has let us forth a space, To see the moonlit place Where our […]
READ MOREThe Demonaic: Chapter I: Miriam’s Interview With Christ
The Demonaic: Chapter I: Miriam’s Interview With Christ In the green month of Zif beneath an agèd palm-tree sate, In the wide plain of Jericho, a […]
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The Demonaic: Chapter II: Miriam’s Interview With Her Son, Herman The Demonaic By Jordan’s waters, Miriam sate beneath a tree and wept. She heard a groan: […]
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The Demonaic: Chapter III: Miriam Follows Herman To The Sepulchres Deep in the hollow night, a voice to Miriam’s slumbering ear Seemed thus to say, “Sleep’st […]
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