Canto

 1     1|  the light~Pierced not the tangled screen, far less the sight.~ ~
 2     2| him through rough path and tangled ally~And oftentimes bent
 3     2|    confined,~Ditch, river, tangled thorn, or marble block;~
 4     7|  tusks from living boar in tangled brake,~That, bred in such
 5    18|   Of trees and underwood a tangled maze;~Of salvage beasts
 6    23|    the thought~To free its tangled pinions and to soar,~By
 7    27|  quarrels to conclude:~And tangled so is one with other plea,~
 8    27|    And the rich grain lies tangled with the tare.~ ~ CXX~"Why
 9    42| path he still~Threaded the tangled forest here and there;~By
10    43|    ancient snake,~Amid the tangled stems he had espied:~A longer
11    43|    thou still,~I know, art tangled, which by Love was tied,~