Poems in Classical Prosody Darkly prison'd to arise to celestial exaltation; Nor when death summoneth them anon earth-life to relinquish, Can they in all discard their stain, nor wholly away with 750 Twín be the gates o' the house of sleep: as fable opineth 893 FINIS INDEX OF FIRST LINES A cottage built of native stone A coy inquisitive spirit After long sleep when Psyche first awoke Again with pleasant green Ah heavenly joy Ah, what a change . All earthly beauty hath one cause A thousand times hath in my heart's behoof Awake, my heart, to be loved Away now, lovely Muse A winter's night with the snow about Beautiful must be the mountains Because thou canst not see Behold! the radiant Spring Belov'd of all to whom that Muse is dear Beneath the wattled bank. Betwixt two billows of the downs Bright day succeedeth unto day Bright, my beloved, be thy day. |