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But one thing is plain: There are walls too thick for intercourse, and walls Too thin for privacy, and walls Not to be climbed this side eternity; and we all live in walled cities. There s a sound of festival Or there s a noise of war, And sometimes shattered stones come tumbling down And leave us in an open desolate place Where nothing moves But fear.
BANNERS JUNE: 1917 (CLASS DAY POEM) As one who from the dark Star-crowded sky Turns, to renew his sense Of the rough earth he knows, and human f...aces, So from the vasts of wisdom we stand back, Amazed by searching impotence.
But as the man who stares into the void Cannot forget The wonder and the hush and the desire Of the stupendous spaces pricked with fire, We grope among our commonplaces, Star-blinded yet.
For we have seen Out of time s ashen dawn, the brute Clamber along his lonely cliffs, to light The fire that would not die till it had fought Slow centuries of night, And shown The first man s passionate children struggling on Fiercely to goals unknown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But one thing is plain: There are walls too thick for intercourse, and walls Too thin for privacy, and walls Not to be climbed this side eternity; and we all live in walled cities. There s a sound of festival Or there s a noise of war, And sometimes shattered stones come tumbling down And leave us in an open desolate place Where nothing moves But fear.
BANNERS JUNE: 1917 (CLASS DAY POEM) As one who from the dark Star-crowded sky Turns, to renew his sense Of the rough earth he knows, and human f...aces, So from the vasts of wisdom we stand back, Amazed by searching impotence.
But as the man who stares into the void Cannot forget The wonder and the hush and the desire Of the stupendous spaces pricked with fire, We grope among our commonplaces, Star-blinded yet.
For we have seen Out of time s ashen dawn, the brute Clamber along his lonely cliffs, to light The fire that would not die till it had fought Slow centuries of night, And shown The first man s passionate children struggling on Fiercely to goals unknown.
What to read after Banners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Babette Deutsch to read onlineMoreLess
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