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Sydney Thompson Dobell (Сидней Томпсон Добелл)


On a Recently Finished Statue


Said Sculptor to immaculate marble-'Show
Thine essence; into necessary space
Most pure describe thine unshaped Purity!'
And lo this Image! As a bubble blown,
Swiftly her charms, dilating, went through all
The zones of sphered Perfection, till the stone
Smiled as to speak. Some coming thought half-shown
Forms on her parting lips, so that her face
Is as a white flow'r whence a drop of dew,
White with the fragrant flow'r, inclines to fall.
'Oh Everlasting Silence keep her so!
Immortalise this moment, lest she grow
To such a living substance as can die!'
He cried. Consent Eternal heard his cry. 



Sydney Thompson Dobell's other poems:
  1. Home in War-Time
  2. The Wounded
  3. Liberty to M. Le Diplomate
  4. The Captain's Wife
  5. A Musing on a Victory


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