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Lenimina Laborum. 27. The Free-Booter As the prey-freighted eagle cleaves the storm With potent wing; while, at his scream and clang To warn his famished brood, the hollow hills Reverberate far and near; beneath his flight The valley darkens, and his cloudy form Swims up the sward to meet him as he glides Into his mountain-nest: so comes Manrique The single fear of many a province round. Robber and outlaw!—a mere jot of life 'Mid the still-standing rocks and precipices, He moves right upward to his craggy dome Scooped in the pinnacle. His horn, by times, Shrill-throated, splits its voice among the rocks, And sooty visages look out and smile! George Darley's other poems:
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