English poem
Xxii
by Walter Crane (1863–1929)
But through the veil of night, around me there, Rose towering shapes clothed in the voiceless air, Like kings enthroned amid their powers’ decay— Statue, and ruined shrine, and temple bare:
Versos English Walter Crane Xxii
English poem
by Walter Crane (1863–1929)
But through the veil of night, around me there, Rose towering shapes clothed in the voiceless air, Like kings enthroned amid their powers’ decay— Statue, and ruined shrine, and temple bare: