"---And Other Poets"; With Frontispiece
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Tasting the dark brew of the elements, I drink infinity, as a child at the breast of its mother.
48 James Oppenheim 49 II The little earth rolls in the womb of the skies — Next door a baby was born, it cried at its birth.
Its mother and father wept at its coming; They were too tired to hope; even too tired to die. . .
She had the soul of a dancer — she crawled and stumbled through life; He had the soul of a leader — they made him a slave.
Lifeless they rose to their work, lifeless they came to ...their bed; Stumbling, like all of us dead, to a quieter death.
Next door a baby was born — it cried at its birth. . .
I shall not be enslaved; I shall tear myself free!
Oh, the conquering urge of the unleashed libido 50 The Banquet of the Bards Spilling the suns in their courses and spurring the world.
Oh Nietzsche, Whitman, Havelock Ellis, Lin- coln, Freud and Jung — Help me to cast off these wrappers of custom and prohibition, Tear down the barriers of reticence.
Let me outgrow these swaddling-clothes of sex — Let me stand, facing the candid gaze of an eternal dawn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tasting the dark brew of the elements, I drink infinity, as a child at the breast of its mother.
48 James Oppenheim 49 II The little earth rolls in the womb of the skies — Next door a baby was born, it cried at its birth.
Its mother and father wept at its coming; They were too tired to hope; even too tired to die. . .
She had the soul of a dancer — she crawled and stumbled through life; He had the soul of a leader — they made him a slave.
Lifeless they rose to their work, lifeless they came to ...their bed; Stumbling, like all of us dead, to a quieter death.
Next door a baby was born — it cried at its birth. . .
I shall not be enslaved; I shall tear myself free!
Oh, the conquering urge of the unleashed libido 50 The Banquet of the Bards Spilling the suns in their courses and spurring the world.
Oh Nietzsche, Whitman, Havelock Ellis, Lin- coln, Freud and Jung — Help me to cast off these wrappers of custom and prohibition, Tear down the barriers of reticence.
Let me outgrow these swaddling-clothes of sex — Let me stand, facing the candid gaze of an eternal dawn.
What to read after "---And Other Poets"; With Frontispiece?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Untermeyer Louis to read onlineMoreLess
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