Cain the Wanderer: A Vision of Heaven ; Darkness and Other Poems

agony art thou atom aught battle of Austerlitz beautiful behold breath bright brow CAIN Carneades clouds couldst dare dark death deeds Deity Democritus despair didst divine dost thou doth dream dust dwell earth elements ENOCH Epicurus eternal evil faculties faith fear feel fell felt fire flowers forget glory happiness hath hear heard heart heaven HEILEL hope human idolatry immortal impulse infinite kneel light live look Lord Lord Byron lost LUCIFER memory mind mocked MOLOCH nature never nought o'er once passions perchance Philolaus Plato Plutarch pride pure Pythagoras quenched rise round sense seraph shadow shape sink soul spirit star star by star stood strive sublime sunk thee thine things Thomas à Becket thou art thou hast thou wouldst thoughts throne thyself truth vision voice weak wert whence wild wilt thou ZILLAH