Blind Children: Poems
Blind Children: Poems
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To Hell his soul was doomed — At once he sang its praises.
" Such subtle sinuous flare, Such restful red unrest, Half shadow and half glare, Like Rembrandt at his rest." The imps heaped high the coal.
The bellows 'gan to blow.
Cried out the burning soul : " Quite Fra Angelico.
" What decorative grace The flames that twist and twine !
How they light the Devil's face And make it all divine !
" What life-enhancing zest In every living curve, golden urns o' the blest, 1 thrill in every nerve !
74 "... And while the light is ruddy, And while my zeal is hot, Oh what a chance to study My Dante on the spot ! " Then Satan grimly swore : I damn you up to heaven, Where you'll find life a bore.
And a day as long as seven.
" Where the souls sit round and purr O'er each soporific blessing.
Where the music is amateur.
And the art is life-depressing." 75 WHY DO WE LIVE?
First Self: Well, alter ego. Time has trudged Once more his annual circuit, neighbor.
Seco7td Self: And once again, friend, we're adjudged Twelve months' hard labor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To Hell his soul was doomed — At once he sang its praises.
" Such subtle sinuous flare, Such restful red unrest, Half shadow and half glare, Like Rembrandt at his rest." The imps heaped high the coal.
The bellows 'gan to blow.
Cried out the burning soul : " Quite Fra Angelico.
" What decorative grace The flames that twist and twine !
How they light the Devil's face And make it all divine !
" What life-enhancing zest In every living curve, golden urns o' the blest, 1 thrill in every nerve !
74 "... And while the light is ruddy, And while my zeal is hot, Oh what a chance to study My Dante on the spot ! " Then Satan grimly swore : I damn you up to heaven, Where you'll find life a bore.
And a day as long as seven.
" Where the souls sit round and purr O'er each soporific blessing.
Where the music is amateur.
And the art is life-depressing." 75 WHY DO WE LIVE?
First Self: Well, alter ego. Time has trudged Once more his annual circuit, neighbor.
Seco7td Self: And once again, friend, we're adjudged Twelve months' hard labor.
What to read after Blind Children: Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zangwill, Israel, 1864-1926 to read onlineMoreLess
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