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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
PSALM 104, SELECTION, by RICHARD BLACKMORE Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: He measures all the drops with wondrous skill
Last Line: Say, which cærulean pile was by thy hand unroll'd?
First Line: He measures all the drops with wondrous skill
Last Line: Say, which cærulean pile was by thy hand unroll'd?
I
HE measures all the drops with wondrous skill,
Which the black clouds, His floating bottles, fill.
II
Didst Thou one end of air's wide curtain hold,
And help the bales of ether to unfold?
Say, which cærulean pile was by Thy hand unroll'd?
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