The fall of Nineveh A poem by Edwin Atherstone. Second edition: diligently corrected, and otherwise improved. In two volumes |
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 | The fall of Nineveh |  |
The Vision changes. Lo! before the walls,
Unnumbered hosts in flaming panoply;
Chariots like fire, and thunder-bearing steeds!
I hear the din of battle: like the waves
Of a tumultuous sea, great armies clash!
Unnumbered hosts in flaming panoply;
Chariots like fire, and thunder-bearing steeds!
I hear the din of battle: like the waves
Of a tumultuous sea, great armies clash!
| The fall of Nineveh | |