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Charlotte Turner Smith (Шарлотта Смит) Sonnet 61. ILL-Omen'd Bird! Whose Cries Portentous Float Supposed to have been written in America. ILL-omen'd bird! whose cries portentous float O'er yon savannah with the mournful wind; While, as the Indian hears your piercing note, Dark dread of future evil fills his mind; Wherefore with early lamentation break The dear delusive visions of repose? Why from so short felicity awake My wounded senses to substantial woes? O'er my sick soul thus rous'd from transient rest, Pale Superstition sheds her influence drear, And to my shuddering fancy would suggest Thou com'st to speak of ev'ry woe I fear, Ah! Reason little o'er the soul prevails, When, from ideal ill, the enfeebled spirit fails! Charlotte Turner Smith's other poems:
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