XII.

Not all alone thou weep'st in stone, poor Lady, o'er thy Chief,[42]

That huge-limb'd Porter, spell-struck there, stands sharer in thy grief.

Pert Cynic, scorn not his amaze; all savage as he seems,

What graceful shapes henceforward may whiten his heart in dreams!

XIII.

A long adieu, dark Years! to you, of war on field and flood,

Battle afar, and mimic war at hone to train our blood--

The ruffian Ring--the goaded Bull--the Lottery's gates of sin--

The _all_ to nurse the outward brute, and starve the soul within!

Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 56, Number 349, November, 1844 · 第 76 / 88 题