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Frances Anne (Fanny) Kemble (Фанни Кембл)


Venice


Night in her dark array
   Steals o’er the ocean,
And with departed day
   Hushed seems its motion.
Slowly o’er yon blue coast
   Onward she’s treading,
’Till its dark line is lost,
   ’Neath her veil spreading.
The bark on the rippling deep
   Hath found a pillow,
And the pale moonbeams sleep
   On the green billow.
Bound by her emerald zone
   Venice is lying,
And round her marble crown
   Night winds are sighing.
From the high lattice now
   Bright eyes are gleaming,
That seem on night’s dark brow
   Brighter stars beaming.
Now o’er the bright lagune
   Light barks are dancing,
And ’neath the silver moon
   Swift oars are glancing.
Strains from the mandolin
   Steal o’er the water,
Echo replies between
   To mirth and laughter.
O’er the wave seen afar
   Brilliantly shining,
Gleams like a fallen star
   Venice reclining.



Frances Anne (Fanny) Kemble's other poems:
  1. Lines Written at Night
  2. To Miss ---
  3. Written on Cramond Beach


Poems of another poets with the same name (Стихотворения других поэтов с таким же названием):

  • Arthur Symons (Артур Саймонс (Симонс)) Venice ("Water and marble and that silentness")
  • Eliza Acton (Элиза Актон) Venice ("Tis ev'ning now! ")

    Темы стихотворения (Poem Themes): Italy (Италия), Cities of Italy (Города Италии)

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