Enfrozen

From her poetic heat Harmonious flows, and taught by her oft paints The visionary scene, and touches all The Springs of Passion; her's each winning Grace, And comely Gesture her's: enfrozen'd age, Bending to earth beneath the weight of years, With wrinkled front, and venerable hair, Melts at her fair approach;

My sad despair, enfrozen soul, Yields to joy's false but fond control.

Then my world-enfrozen heart Faster beat, and faster; As I looked upon the Man, I beheld the Master

Where towering icebergs ever reign Upon the wild enfrozen main; And man lives not, the temperature Too keen for him ere to endure.

They saw the second temple rise, But far less fair and bright; And e'en their age-enfrozen eyes, Dropt sorrow at the sight.

Even the ice-bound shores of Spitzbergen, and the frozen mouths of northern Siberian rivers, have furnished proofs of ocean-borne drifts of carcases of animals of ancient type having been swept from land surfaces to their now enfrozen beds in drift formations.

Was landscape from the mountain side, To painter's eye more grand? Enfrozen winter wreathed in snow, A glimpse from fairy land.