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.. | {{Style P-Poem|poem=What change with happiest thrill my pulse may start, | ||
: Of all the unnumbered changes that I view | |||
In these brief-lingering moods of heaven's deep heart, | |||
: These tireless pilgrims of the buoyant blue ? | |||
Is it when drowsily through halcyon air | |||
: They float in pillowy fleeces chaste as snow ? | |||
Or when against the horizon they loom fair, | |||
: In towering Alpine peak and pale plateau ? | |||
Is it when, shadowy as the vaguest dream, | |||
: Their pearly gossamers film the skies afar? | |||
Or when like isles in quiet seas they gleam, | |||
: Purple below the tremulous evening star? | |||
Or yet when beauteous dawn, with rosy speed, | |||
: Sunders their drapery where it darkly falls ? | |||
Or when from earth to sunset lands they lead, | |||
: As stately stairways to imperial halls ? | |||
Or when, like scales on fabulous dolphins' backs, | |||
: They fleck with loveliest color evening gray ? | |||
Or when they move in grim tempestuous wracks, | |||
: And through them javelins of hot lightning play ? | |||
Ah, no! whatever of joy such changes wake, | |||
: That change above all others my soul sets, | |||
Of when, beneath some full-orbed moon, they make | |||
: On sapphire calms their ghostly silhouettes. | |||
For then, as through this dubious gloom they stray, | |||
: Spirits they seem, with garments fluttering white, | |||
Whose noiseless feet, in some miraculous way, | |||
: Walk the great awful emptiness of the night. }} | |||
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The Napoleon Mirror
Legend
Apparitions Due to Physiological Causes
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The Age of Existing Rases of Men
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Clouds
What change with happiest thrill my pulse may start, |
- ↑ image by unknown author. Flower and Elf
- ↑ ornament by unknown author
- ↑ ornament by unknown author
- ↑ image by unknown author. Baby and Clock
- ↑ ornament by unknown author. Lotus
- ↑ Apparitions Due to Physiological Causes by unknown author. The Times
- ↑ The Age of Existing Rases of Men by unknown author
- ↑ Clouds by Fawcett, Edgar
- ↑ ornament by unknown author. Lotus