Charles Harpur (Чарльз Харпур)

Collins

A Genius caged in niceties of art;
A full-souled Bard that should have thought apart,
Creatively peculiar—not as taught
By models which (though rare and richly wrought,
As polished jewels set in chastened gold)
Have lost at length their birth-fire, and are cold.

Yet how shot through with beauty are the Lays
His nice hand fashioned for the after days!
Painting and Sculpture in his verse combine
With Poesy; and breathing through each line
In harmonised transfusion, they dispense
The spirit of a triune excellence.

1. Downward, through the Blooming Roofage
2. Wellington
3. A Similitude
4. The Dream by the Fountain
5. A Dream of the Orient

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