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. The complete works of Percy Bysshe Shelley .... ...^simmi&l ONTH after month the gatheredrains descendDrenching yon secret ^Ethiopiandells, And from the deserts ice-girt pinnaclesWhere Frost and Heat in strange embraces blendOn Atlas, fields of moist snow half there with blasts and meteors Tempest dwellsBy Niles aerial urn, with rapid spellsUrging those waters to their mighty end. 37 Poems Written in i8i8 Oer Egypts land of Memory floods are levelAnd they are thine, O Nile — and well thou knowestThat soul-sustaining airs and blasts of evilAnd fruits and poisons spring whereer tho
. The complete works of Percy Bysshe Shelley .... ...^simmi&l ONTH after month the gatheredrains descendDrenching yon secret ^Ethiopiandells, And from the deserts ice-girt pinnaclesWhere Frost and Heat in strange embraces blendOn Atlas, fields of moist snow half there with blasts and meteors Tempest dwellsBy Niles aerial urn, with rapid spellsUrging those waters to their mighty end. 37 Poems Written in i8i8 Oer Egypts land of Memory floods are levelAnd they are thine, O Nile — and well thou knowestThat soul-sustaining airs and blasts of evilAnd fruits and poisons spring whereer thou , O Man — for knowledge must to theeLike the great flood to Egypt ever be. Fragment: To Byron MIGHTY mind, in whose deep stream this ageShakes like a reed in the unheed-ing storm. Why dost thou curb not thine own sacredrage ?. 38
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