Dante Gabriel Rossetti,
The White Ship
“ ( The sea hath no King but God alone.) ”
Dante Gabriel Rossetti,
The White Ship
“ ( The sea hath no King but God alone.) ”
Dante Gabriel Rossetti,
The White Ship
“ Was that we heard 'twixt the sea and sky?”240 And one said: “With suchlike shouts, pardie! Do the fishers fling their nets at sea.” And one: “Who knows not the shrieking quest When the sea-mew misses its young from the nest?” ”
Dante Gabriel Rossetti,
The White Ship
“ Is a songbird's course so swift on the wing?” And under the winter stars' still throng, From brown throats, white throats, merry & strong, The knights and the ladies raised a song.80 A song,—nay, a shriek that rent the sky, That leaped o'er the deep!—the grievous cry Of three hundred living that now must die. ”