A Harvest of Chaff
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(in other words) the Dawn ! ■ ( 88 ) TO A PIGEON OF "LA PIAZZA. " Bird of the beady eye and tireless crop, Capacious past the common pigeon's use; Brave, neck and breast, with bloom of green and purple, A rounded Iris answering the sun, But suited for the rest in sober grey. Mating the dusky gleam of Moorish domes, And sombre-hued against the gilt and glare Of bastard Byzantine, restored " to taste " — I like you, bird ; the gondolas and you Would seem the only ancient things in Venice Which we... may hope to understand without The help of Mr. Ruskin. Let me buy One little paper bag of yellow maize. Dear at a soldo, and I'll undertake, Waiving the Master's aid, to win your love As perfectly as though I had by heart The inwardness of all the Middle Ages.
I say, I like you, bird ; you have a soul Unseared by culture ; you will roost o' nights Indifferently on a marble niche Flanking the dim mosaic's awful marge. Or up a rain-spout ; on the Doges' Palace, Or Quadri's restaurant ; you throw your eye To A Pigeon of " La Piazza.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(in other words) the Dawn ! ■ ( 88 ) TO A PIGEON OF "LA PIAZZA. " Bird of the beady eye and tireless crop, Capacious past the common pigeon's use; Brave, neck and breast, with bloom of green and purple, A rounded Iris answering the sun, But suited for the rest in sober grey. Mating the dusky gleam of Moorish domes, And sombre-hued against the gilt and glare Of bastard Byzantine, restored " to taste " — I like you, bird ; the gondolas and you Would seem the only ancient things in Venice Which we... may hope to understand without The help of Mr. Ruskin. Let me buy One little paper bag of yellow maize. Dear at a soldo, and I'll undertake, Waiving the Master's aid, to win your love As perfectly as though I had by heart The inwardness of all the Middle Ages.
I say, I like you, bird ; you have a soul Unseared by culture ; you will roost o' nights Indifferently on a marble niche Flanking the dim mosaic's awful marge. Or up a rain-spout ; on the Doges' Palace, Or Quadri's restaurant ; you throw your eye To A Pigeon of " La Piazza.
What to read after A Harvest of Chaff?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Owen Seaman to read onlineMoreLess
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