“ And shepherds from the mountain-eaves Look’d down, half-pleased, half-frighten’d, As dash’d about the drunken leaves The random sunshine lighten’d? O, Nature first was fresh to men, And wanton without measure ”
Alfred Tennyson
Summary
“Amphion”, is a work by Alfred Tennyson. It explores elements such as Look'd and frighten'd.
Quotes from Amphion (Alfred Tennyson)
“ The linden broke her ranks and rent The woodbine wreaths that bind her, And down the middle, buzz! she went With all her bees behind her; The poplars, in long order due, With cypress promenaded, The shock-head willows two and two By rivers gallopaded. ”
