IV.
For he who trod heaven’s middle road
In golden arms, on golden chair,
V.
Now through small corner of the sky
Creeps low, nor warms the foggy air.
VI.
To mutter ’twixt their teeth the streams,
In icy fetters, scarcely dare.
IV.
For he who trod heaven’s middle road
In golden arms, on golden chair,
V.
Now through small corner of the sky
Creeps low, nor warms the foggy air.
VI.
To mutter ’twixt their teeth the streams,
In icy fetters, scarcely dare.