Poesie di mille autori intorno a Dante Alighieri, 8. cilt

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Forzani, 1903

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Sayfa 160 - peoples but the air With thought and beings of our thought reflected, Can do no more : then let the artist share The palm, he shares the peril, and dejected Faints o'er the labour unapproved—Alas'. Despair and Genius are too oft connected. Within the ages which before me pass Art shall resume and
Sayfa 160 - ermastering power Which still recoils from its encumbering clay Or lightens it to spirit, whatsoe'er The form which their creations may essay, Are bards; the kindled marble's bust may wear More poesy upon its speaking brow Than aught less than the Homeric page may bear; One noble stroke with a
Sayfa 161 - works wrought by Italian hands, And temples, loftier than the old temples, give New wonders to the world ; and while still stands The austere Pantheon, into heaven shall soar A dome, ' its image, while the base expands Into a fane surpassing all before, Such as all flesh shall flock to
Sayfa 354 - ad illustrarlo di sé, tanto che possa rilevare queste figure, come le avea nella mente, viene alla gran maraviglia dicendo: Mostrarsi dunque in cinque volte sette Vocali e consonanti ; ed io notai Le parti sì, come mi parvcr dette
Sayfa 145 - more than mortal woe, And yet being mortal still, have no repose But on the pillow of Revenge—Revenge, Who sleeps to dream of blood, and waking glows With the oft-baffled, slakeless thirst of change, When we shall mount again, and they that trod Be trampled on, while Death and Ate range O'er humbled heads and sever'd
Sayfa 154 - Death cannot blight; And from thine ashes boundless spirits rise To give thee honour, and the earth delight; Thy soil shall still be pregnant with the wise, The gay, the learn'd, the generous, and the brave, Native to thee as summer to thy skies, Conquerors on foreign shores and the
Sayfa 161 - in: ne'er Such sight hath been unfolded by a door As this, to which all nations shall repair, And lay their sins at this huge gate of heaven. And the bold Architect unto whose care The daring charge to raise it shall be given, Whom all arts shall
Sayfa 151 - never, never Shall foreign standard to thy walls advance, But Tiber shall become a mournful river. Oh! when the strangers pass the Alps and Po, Crush them, ye rocks! floods, whelm them, and for ever, Why sleep the idle avalanches so, To topple on the lonely pilgrim's
Sayfa 149 - palace, in whose cradle Empire grew, And form'd the Eternal City's ornaments From spoils of kings whom freemen overthrew; Birthplace of heroes, sanctuary of saints, Where earthly first, then heavenly glory made Her home; thou, all which fondest fancy paints, Of desert-loving pine, whose emerald scalp
Sayfa 160 - life may glow, Or deify the canvas till it shine With beauty so surpassing all below, That they who kneel to idols so divine Break no commandment, for high heaven is there Transfused, transfigurated : and the line Of poesy,