Old Spookses' Pass, Malcolm's Katie, and other poems by Isabella Valancy Crawford
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XC. In the player's hand--the boy, Naked--blossom-pallid lay; Rous'd to lust of bloody joy, Throbb'd the slave's embruted clay. XCI. Loud he laugh'd--the father sprang From the Spartan's iron mail! Late--the bubbling death-cry rang On the hot pulse of the gale! XCII. As the shining discus flies, From the thrower's strong hand whirl'd; Hermos cleft the air--his cries Lance-like to the Spartan hurl'd. XCIII. As the discus smites the ground, Smote his golden head the stone; |
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