An Acreage of Lyric
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[33] AN ACREAGE OF LYRIC THE JANUS-HOUSE There is a road which I remember well.
Red raspberries grew beside it, And stunted blueberries in the dust-stained grass.
The sky was fretted with dark larches Except where — here and there — A rock-strewn field ran downward to a rocky shore.
The sky seemed always bright cold blue, Daubed with a countless pother of foam colored clouds.
I remember the rising of white dust in billows When a wagon rattled by.
Clearest in my memory An old moth-eaten house st...ands just at the road's turn — So the house could look both ways.
It sheltered a gray, toothless crone whose smile had grown into a leer.
My eyes were never weary watching that road's turn, Nor I of wondering what lay beyond — For all of life — romance and destiny — might lie just round the turn !
Whichever way I walked the road My eager thoughts leaped to the turn of it.
God, how I pitied the Janus-house, which knew no mystery waited just beyond a turn!
[34] AN ACREAGE OF LYRIC BARE BRANCHES AGAINST THE SUNSET Cross and cross and cross again, Triangles, rectangles, squares, With here and there a curve which ends beyond the earth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[33] AN ACREAGE OF LYRIC THE JANUS-HOUSE There is a road which I remember well.
Red raspberries grew beside it, And stunted blueberries in the dust-stained grass.
The sky was fretted with dark larches Except where — here and there — A rock-strewn field ran downward to a rocky shore.
The sky seemed always bright cold blue, Daubed with a countless pother of foam colored clouds.
I remember the rising of white dust in billows When a wagon rattled by.
Clearest in my memory An old moth-eaten house st...ands just at the road's turn — So the house could look both ways.
It sheltered a gray, toothless crone whose smile had grown into a leer.
My eyes were never weary watching that road's turn, Nor I of wondering what lay beyond — For all of life — romance and destiny — might lie just round the turn !
Whichever way I walked the road My eager thoughts leaped to the turn of it.
God, how I pitied the Janus-house, which knew no mystery waited just beyond a turn!
[34] AN ACREAGE OF LYRIC BARE BRANCHES AGAINST THE SUNSET Cross and cross and cross again, Triangles, rectangles, squares, With here and there a curve which ends beyond the earth.
What to read after An Acreage of Lyric?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mann, Dorothea Lawrance to read onlineMoreLess
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