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William Lisle Bowles (Уильям Лайл Боулз) Fonthill Abbey THE MIGHTY master waved his wand, and, lo! On the astonished eye the glorious show Burst like a vision! Spirit of the place! Has the Arabian wizard with his mace Smitten the barren downs, far onward spread, And bade the enchanted palace rise instead? Bade the dark woods their solemn shades extend High to the clouds yon spiry tower ascend? And starting from the umbrageous avenue Spread the rich pile, magnificent to view? Enter! from the arched portal look again Back on the lessening woods and distant plain! Ascend the steps! the high and fretted roof Is woven by some elfin hand aloof: Whilst from the painted windows’ long array A mellow light is shed as not of day. How gorgeous all! O, never may the spell Be broken that arrayed those radiant forms so well! William Lisle Bowles's other poems:
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