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    Uprising�察�unveiling�察�affirm
That the play is the tragedy�察 �Man�察�
    And its hero the Conqueror Worm。

1838。

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      SILENCE

THERE are some qualities  some incorporate things��
    That have a double life�察�which thus is made
A type of that twin entity which springs
    From matter and light�察�evinced in solid and shade。
There is a two´fold _Silence_  sea and shore 
    Body and soul。 One dwells in lonely places��
    Newly with grass o'ergrown�察�some solemn graces��
Some human memories and tearful lore��
Render him terrorless�此�his name's ;No More。;
He is the corporate Silence�此�dread him not��
    No power hath he of evil in himself��
But should some urgent fate ��untimely lot�。�
    Bring thee to meet his shadow ��nameless elf��
That haunteth the lone regions where hath trod
No foot of man�撮� commend thyself to God��

1840。

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     DREAM´LAND

   BY a route obscure and lonely��
    Haunted by ill angels only��
    Where an Eidolon�察�named NIGHT��
    On a black throne reigns upright��
    I have reached these lands but newly
    From an ultimate dim Thule ´
From a wild weird clime that lieth�察�sublime��
          Out of SPACE ´ out of TIME。

    Bottomless vales and boundless floods��
    And chasms�察�and caves�察�and Titian woods��
    With forms that no man can discover
    For the dews that drip all over��
    Mountains toppling evermore
    Into seas without a shore��
    Seas that restlessly aspire��
    Surging�察�unto skies of fire��
    Lakes that endlessly outspread
    Their lone waters ´ lone and dead�察 �
    Their still waters ´ still and chilly
    With the snows of the lolling lily。

    By the lakes that thus outspread
    Their lone waters�察�lone and dead�察 �
    Their sad waters�察�sad and chilly
    With the snows of the lolling lily�察 �
    By the mountains ´ near the river
    Murmuring lowly�察�murmuring ever�察 �
    By the grey woods�察 � by the swamp
    Where the toad and the newt encamp�察 �
    By the dismal tarns and pools
            Where dwell the Ghouls�察 �
    By each spot the most unholy ´
    In each nook most melancholy�察 �
    There the traveller meets aghast
    Sheeted Memories of the Past ´
    Shrouded forms that start and sigh
    As they pass the wanderer by ´
    White´robed forms of friends long given��
    In agony�察�to the Earth ´ and Heaven。

    For the heart whose woes are legion
    'Tis a peaceful�察�soothing region ´
    For the spirit that walks in shadow
    'Tis ´ oh 'tis an Eldorado��
    But the traveller�察�travelling through it��
    May not ´ dare not openly view it��
    Never its mysteries are exposed
    To the weak human eye unclosed��
    So wills its King�察�who hath forbid
    The uplifting of the fringed lid��
    And thus the sad Soul that here passes
    Beholds it but through darkened glasses。

    By a route obscure and lonely��
    Haunted by ill angels only��
    Where an Eidolon�察�named NIGHT��
    On a black throne reigns upright��
    I have wandered home but newly
    From this ultimate dim Thule。

1844。

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HYMN

AT morn ´ at noon ´ at twilight dim ´
Maria� �thou hast heard my hymn��
In joy and wo ´ in good and ill ´
Mother of God�察�be with me still��
When the Hours flew brightly by
And not a cloud obscured the sky��
My soul�察�lest it should truant be��
Thy grace did guide to thine and thee��
Now�察�when storms of Fate o'ercast
Darkly my Present and my Past��
Let my Future radiant shine
With sweet hopes of thee and thine��

1835。

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TO ZANTE

FAIR isle�察�that from the fairest of all flowers��
    Thy gentlest of all gentle names dost take
How many memories of what radiant hours
    At sight of thee and thine at once awake��
How many scenes of what departed bliss��
    How many thoughts of what entombed hopes��
How many visions of a maiden that is
    No more ´ no more upon thy verdant slopes��
No _more��_ alas�察�that magical sad sound
    Transfomring all� �Thy charms shall please _no more_ ´
Thy memory _no more� �_Accursed ground
    Henceforth I hold thy flower´enamelled shore��
O hyacinthine isle� �O purple Zante��
    ;Isoa d'oro� �Fior di Levante� �

1837。

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SCENES FROM ;POLITIAN;

AN UNPUBLISHED DRAMA。

                               I。

            ROME。  A Hall in a Palace  Alessandra and Castiglione。。

    _Alessandra。_  Thou art sad�察�Castiglione。

   _ Castiglione。 _ Sad�  �not I。
Oh�察�I'm the happiest�察�happiest man in Rome��
A few days more�察�thou knowest�察�my Alessandra��
Will make thee mine。 Oh�察�I am very happy��

   _ Aless。 _ Methinks thou hast a singular way of showing
Thy happiness�  �what ails thee�察�cousin of mine��
Why didst thou sigh so deeply��

    _Cas。  _Did I sign��
I was not conscious of it。 It is a fashion��
A silly  a most silly fashion I have
When I am _very_ happy。 Did I sigh�拭                        。�_sighing。_��

   _ Aless。 _Thou didst。 Thou art not well。 Thou hast indulged
Too much of late�察�and I am vexed to see it。
Late hours and wine�察�Castiglione�察 �these
Will ruin thee� �thou art already altered 
Thy looks are haggard  nothing so wears away
The constitution as late hours and wine。

    _Cas。 ��musing。��  _Nothing�察�fair cousin�察�nothing  not even deep
sorrow 
Wears it away like evil hours and wine。
I will amend。

   _ Aless。 _Do it� �I would have thee drop
Thy riotous company�察�too  fellows low born 
Ill suit the like with old Di Broglio's heir
And Alessandra's husband。

    _Cas。  _I will drop them。

   _ Aless。 _  Thou wilt  thou must。 Attend thou also more
To thy dress and equipage  they are over plain
For thy lofty rank and fashion  much depends
Upon appearances。

    _Cas。  _I'll see to it。

   _ Aless。 _Then see to it�  �pay more attention�察�sir��
To a becoming carriage  much thou wantest
In dignity。

    _Cas。  _Much�察�much�察�oh� �much I want
  In proper dignity。

   _ Aless。��haughtily��  _Thou mockest me�察�sir��

    _Cas。 ��abstractedly。��  _Sweet�察�gentle Lalage��

   _ Aless。 _Heard I aright��
I speak to him  he speaks of Lalage��
Sir Count� 。�_places her hand on his shoulder_�� what art thou dreaming��
he's not well��
What ails thee�察�sir��

    _Cas。 ��startling。��  _Cousin� �fair cousin�  �madam��
I crave thy pardon  indeed I am not well 
Your hand from off my shoulder�察�if you please。
This air is most oppressive�  �Madam  the Duke��

                                                   _Enter Di Broglio。_

   _ Di Broglio。_  My son�察�I've news for thee�  �hey�拭 �what's the
matter�拭。�_observing Alessandra_��
I' the pouts�拭�Kiss her�察�Castiglione� �kiss her��
You dog� �and make it up�察�I say�察�this minute��
I've news for you both。 Politian is expected
Hourly in Rome  Politian�察�Earl of Leicester��
We'll have him at the wedding。 'Tis his first visit
To the imperial city。

   _ Aless。 _What� �Politian
Of Britain�察�Earl of Leicester��

   _ Di Brog。_  The same�察�my love。
We'll have him at the wedding。 A man quite young
In years�察�but grey in fame。 I have not seen him��
But Rumour speaks of him as of a prodigy
Pre´eminent in arts and arms�察�and wealth��
And high descent。 We'll have him at the wedding。

   _ Aless。 _I have heard much of this Politian。
Gay�察�volatile and giddy  is he not��
And little given to thinking。

   _ Di Brog。_  Far from it�察�love。
No branch�察�they say�察�of all philosophy
So deep abstruse he has not mastered it。
Learned as few are learned。

   _ Aless。 _'Tis very strange��
I have known men have seen Politian
And sought his company。 They speak of him
As of one who entered madly into life��
Drinking the cup of pleasure to the dregs。

    _Cas。  _Ridiculous� �Now I have seen Politian
And know him well  nor learned nor mirthful he。
He is a dreamer and a man shut out
From common passions。

   _ Di Brog。_  Children�察�we disagree。
Let us go forth and taste the fragrant air
Of the garden。 Did I dream�察�or did I hear
Politian was a _melancholy_ man�拭                            。�_exeunt。_��

                          II

  ROME。 A Lady's apartment�察�with a window open and looking into a garden。
Lalage�察�in deep mourning�察�reading at a table on which lie some books and a
hand mirror。 In the background Jacinta ��a servant maid�� leans carelessly
upon a chair。

 _   Lal。_ ��_Lalage_�А�Jacinta� �is it thou��

   _ Jac。_ ��_Jacinta_�А。�_pertly_。�� Yes�察�Ma'am�察�I'm here。

   _ Lal。_   I did not know�察�Jacinta�察�you were in waiting。
Sit down�  �Let not my presence trouble you 
Sit down�  �for I am humble�察�most humble。

    _Jac。_ ��_aside_。�� 'Tis time。
��_Jacinta seats herself in a side´long manner upon the chair�察�resting her
elbows upon the back�察�and regarding her mistress with a contemptuous look。
Lalage continues to read_。 ��

    _Lal。_ ;It in another climate�察�so he said��
;Bore a bright golden flower�察�but not i' this soil� �
��_pauses  turns over some leaves�察�and resumes_��
;No lingering winters there�察�nor snow�察�nor shower 
;But Ocean ever to refresh mankind
;Breathes the shrill spirit of the western wind。;
O�察�beautiful� � most beautiful  how like
To what my fevered soul doth dream of Heaven��
O happy land ��_pauses_�� She died�  �the maiden died��
A still more happy maiden who couldst die��
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