William Lisle Bowlespoetry1 минSonnet 10. On Dover CliffsOn these white cliffs, that calm above the floodRear their o'er-shadowing heads, and at their feetScarce hear the surge that has for ages beat,Sure many a lonely wanderer has stood;…Читать далее
William Lisle Bowlespoetry2 минSt. Michael’s MountWHILE summer airs scarce breathe along the tide,Oft pausing, up the mountain’s scraggy sideWe climb, how beautiful, how still, how clearThe scenes that stretch around! The rocks that rear…Читать далее
William Lisle Bowlespoetry1 минWardour CastleIf rich designs of sumptuous art may please,Or Nature's loftier views, august and old,Stranger! behold this spreading scene;--beholdThis amphitheatre of aged trees,…Читать далее
William Lisle Bowlespoetry1 минSummer Evening at HomeCome, lovely Evening! with thy smile of peaceVisit my humble dwelling; welcomed in,Not with loud shouts, and the thronged city's din,But with such sounds as bid all tumult cease…Читать далее
William Lisle Bowlespoetry2 минGlastonbury Abbey and Wells CathedralGLORY and boast of Avalon’s fair vale,How beautiful thy ancient turrets rose!Fancy yet sees them, in the sunshine pale,Gleaming, or, more majestic in repose,…Читать далее
William Lisle Bowlespoetry1 минOn Leaving Winchester SchoolTHE SPRING shall visit thee again,Itchin! and yonder ancient fane,That casts its shadow on thy breast, As if, by many winters beat,…Читать далее
William Lisle Bowlesперевод1 минИтчин (Перевод)Итчин! Мне повезло. Я здесь опять.Мне вспрмнились былые времена. -В твоей струе - все прежние тона,Меж осыпей - серебряная гладь.…Читать далее
William Lisle Bowlespoetry2 минHymn to WodenGod of the battle, hear our prayer!By the lifted falchion's glare;By the uncouth fane sublime,Marked with many a Runic rhyme;…Читать далее
William Lisle Bowlespoetry1 минLacock NunneryI stood upon the stone where ELA lay,The widowed founder of these ancient walls,Where fancy still on meek devotion calls,Marking the ivied arch, and turret gray--…Читать далее
William Lisle Bowlespoetry1 минSonnet 13. O Time!O Time! who know'st a lenient hand to laySoftest on sorrow's wound, and slowly thence,(Lulling to sad repose the weary sense)Stealest the long-forgotten pan away;…Читать далее
William Lisle Bowlespoetry1 минWinter Evening at HomeFair Moon, that at the chilly day's declineOf sharp December through my cottage paneDost lovely look, smiling, though in thy wane!In thought, to scenes, serene and still as thine,…Читать далее
William Lisle Bowlespoetry1 минThe Butterfly and the BeeMethought I heard a butterflySay to a labouring bee:'Thou hast no colours of the skyOn painted wings like me.''Poor child of vanity! those dyes,…Читать далее
William Lisle Bowlespoetry1 минBanwell HillHERE let me stand, and gaze upon the scene;That headland, and those winding sands, and markThe morning sunshine, on that very shoreWhere once a child I wandered. O, return…Читать далее
William Lisle Bowlespoetry1 минSonnet 7. At a Village in ScotlandO North! as thy romantick vales I leave,And bid farewell to each retiring hill,Where thoughtful fancy seems to linger still,Tracing the broad bright landscape; much I grieve…Читать далее
William Lisle Bowlespoetry2 минDeath of Captain CookeOF 'THE BELLEROPHON,' KILLED IN THE SAME BATTLE.When anxious Spain, along her rocky shore,From cliff to cliff returned the sea-fight's roar;When flash succeeding flash, tremendous brokeThe haze incumbent, and the clouds of smoke,…Читать далее
William Lisle Bowlespoetry1 минAt MalvernI SHALL behold far off thy towering crest,Proud mountain! from thy heights as slow I strayDown through the distant vale my homeward way,I shall behold upon thy rugged breast…Читать далее
William Lisle Bowlespoetry2 минCadland, Southampton RiverIF ever sea-maid, from her coral cave,Beneath the hum of the great surge, has lovedTo pass delighted from her green abode,And, seated on a summer bank, to sing…Читать далее
William Lisle Bowlespoetry2 минThe Last Song of CamoensThe morning shone on Tagus' rocky side,And airs of summer swelled the yellow tide,When, rising from his melancholy bed,And faint, and feebly by Antonio led,…Читать далее
William Lisle Bowlespoetry1 минThe Rhine'Twas morn, and beauteous on the mountain's brow(Hung with the clusters of the bending vine)Shone in the early light, when on the RhineWe bounded, and the white waves round the prow…Читать далее
William Lisle Bowlespoetry1 минOxford RevisitedI never hear the sound of thy glad bells,Oxford, and chime harmonious, but I say,Sighing to think how time has worn away,Some spirit speaks in the sweet tone that swells,…Читать далее
William Lisle Bowlespoetry4 минElegiac StanzasWRITTEN DURING SICKNESS AT BATH.When I lie musing on my bed alone,And listen to the wintry waterfall;And many moments that are past and gone,Moments of sunshine and of joy, recall;Though the long night is dark and damp around,…Читать далее
William Lisle Bowlespoetry1 минA Rustic Seat near the SeaTo him, who, many a night upon the main,At mid-watch, from the bounding vessel's side,Shivering, has listened to the rocking tide,Oh, how delightful smile thy views again,…Читать далее
William Lisle Bowlespoetry5 минOn Mr. Howard's Account of LazarettosMortal! who, armed with holy fortitude,The path of good right onward hast pursued;May HE, to whose eternal throne on highThe sufferers of the earth with anguish cry,…Читать далее
William Lisle Bowlespoetry1 минGreenwich HospitalCome to these peaceful seats, and think no moreOf cold, of midnight watchings, or the roarOf Ocean, tossing on his restless bed!Come to these peaceful seats, ye who have bled…Читать далее