Betelguese a Trip Through Hell
Betelguese a Trip Through Hell
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No palm is brought them by a dove, No minions shant their praise in song, The poisoned zimbs add to the stings Of conscience lost and raging lust. Each one-time king of earthly fold Is skinn d alive then cooked in oil ; Some frazzled Astor dames and fools Now eat their claws and chew a bone. A monarch known as Leopold, Writhes in a cavern s squeezing coil ; Here man-born helms are but the tools A TRIP THROUGH HELL 55 Of Satan and each prowling gnome. Their toes are screwed and eyes are bored, T...heir ears are shorn and lips are split, Each head is cracked, all tongues are cut, By vypers red and bloody ghouls. Affrighted as the dames are gored, Each Sybarite his teeth doth grit, The huddled pirates in a hut, Shriek help unto the roaring pools. And moaning airs their sorrows tell That some unfathomed force hath bred. Night-hawks rasp sins of women, men, Who sold their honour, soul and name. And tower d screes that pierce giant hell Are treasure-houses for the dead: Each rich man writhes within a den, Society dames proclaim their shame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No palm is brought them by a dove, No minions shant their praise in song, The poisoned zimbs add to the stings Of conscience lost and raging lust. Each one-time king of earthly fold Is skinn d alive then cooked in oil ; Some frazzled Astor dames and fools Now eat their claws and chew a bone. A monarch known as Leopold, Writhes in a cavern s squeezing coil ; Here man-born helms are but the tools A TRIP THROUGH HELL 55 Of Satan and each prowling gnome. Their toes are screwed and eyes are bored, T...heir ears are shorn and lips are split, Each head is cracked, all tongues are cut, By vypers red and bloody ghouls. Affrighted as the dames are gored, Each Sybarite his teeth doth grit, The huddled pirates in a hut, Shriek help unto the roaring pools. And moaning airs their sorrows tell That some unfathomed force hath bred. Night-hawks rasp sins of women, men, Who sold their honour, soul and name. And tower d screes that pierce giant hell Are treasure-houses for the dead: Each rich man writhes within a den, Society dames proclaim their shame.
What to read after Betelguese a Trip Through Hell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Dsque to read onlineMoreLess
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