HARTLEY COLERIDGE.

He lived amidst th' untrodden waysTo Rydal Lake that lead;A bard whom there were none to praise,And very few to read.Behind a cloud his mystic sense,Deep hidden, who can spy?Bright as the night when not a starIs shining in the sky.Unread his works—his 'Milk White Doe'With dust is dark and dim;It's still in Longman's shop, and oh!The difference to him!

He lived amidst th' untrodden waysTo Rydal Lake that lead;A bard whom there were none to praise,And very few to read.Behind a cloud his mystic sense,Deep hidden, who can spy?Bright as the night when not a starIs shining in the sky.Unread his works—his 'Milk White Doe'With dust is dark and dim;It's still in Longman's shop, and oh!The difference to him!

He lived amidst th' untrodden waysTo Rydal Lake that lead;A bard whom there were none to praise,And very few to read.

He lived amidst th' untrodden ways

To Rydal Lake that lead;

A bard whom there were none to praise,

And very few to read.

Behind a cloud his mystic sense,Deep hidden, who can spy?Bright as the night when not a starIs shining in the sky.

Behind a cloud his mystic sense,

Deep hidden, who can spy?

Bright as the night when not a star

Is shining in the sky.

Unread his works—his 'Milk White Doe'With dust is dark and dim;It's still in Longman's shop, and oh!The difference to him!

Unread his works—his 'Milk White Doe'

With dust is dark and dim;

It's still in Longman's shop, and oh!

The difference to him!


Back to IndexNext