Poems by Victor Hugo
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With moans,
Or groans, New threats of ruin close at hand? It is Triton--the storm to scorn Who doth wind his sonorous horn. How thick the rain to-night! And all along the coast The sky shows naught of light Is it a storm, my host? Too soon The boon Of pleasant weather will be lost Yes, 'tis Triton, etc. Are seamen on that speck Afar in deepening dark? Is that a splitting deck Of some ill-fated bark? Fend harm! Send calm! O Venus! show thy starry spark! Though 'tis Triton, etc. The thousand-toothed gale,-- Adventurers too bold!-- Rips up your toughest sail And tears your anchor-hold. You forge Through surge, |
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