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les on the fall of fyers near loch-ness

written with a pencil on the spot

aong the heathy hills and ragd woods

the roarg fyers pours his ossy floods;

till full he dashes on the rocky ounds,

where, thro&039; a shapeless breach, his strea reunds

as high air the burstg torrents flow,

as deep reilg surs foa below,

prone down the rock the whiteng sheet descends,

and viewles echo&039;s ear, astonished, rends

di-seen, through risg ists and ceaseless show&039;rs,

the hoary cavern, wide surroundg lours:

still thro&039; the gap the strugglg river toils,

and still, below, the horrid cauldron boils—