Broken Music; Selected Verse
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But man is man, and may not lift too far His earthly, frail reply; Man is but man; in pattern like a star.
His utmost efforts in this twilight are A fitful firefly; He may not . . . ah! — to know, and yet to fail!
His hands may tremble to, not touch, the Grail That hovers from on high.
The whirlwind passes, lust and shame and sin, And anger passion-blind; Remorse burns out, a flame, a deadly djinn; And seven devils wait to welter in The smitten, tortured mind: And after these, a voice exceeding... small.
Lovelier than lutes, or waves, or waterfall Leaving green woods behind.
There comes a voice, but lingers not for long; A sighing in the trees, [97] To the Absolute It also passes, and the shadows throng Once more; once more old fears grow strong, And ancient fantasies: In doubt and darkness, baffled and misled, We walk the world, and hear, far out ahead.
The thunder of veiled seas.
[98] DUE NORTH ENOUGH: you have the dream, the flame; Free it henceforth: The South has given you a name; Now for the North.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But man is man, and may not lift too far His earthly, frail reply; Man is but man; in pattern like a star.
His utmost efforts in this twilight are A fitful firefly; He may not . . . ah! — to know, and yet to fail!
His hands may tremble to, not touch, the Grail That hovers from on high.
The whirlwind passes, lust and shame and sin, And anger passion-blind; Remorse burns out, a flame, a deadly djinn; And seven devils wait to welter in The smitten, tortured mind: And after these, a voice exceeding... small.
Lovelier than lutes, or waves, or waterfall Leaving green woods behind.
There comes a voice, but lingers not for long; A sighing in the trees, [97] To the Absolute It also passes, and the shadows throng Once more; once more old fears grow strong, And ancient fantasies: In doubt and darkness, baffled and misled, We walk the world, and hear, far out ahead.
The thunder of veiled seas.
[98] DUE NORTH ENOUGH: you have the dream, the flame; Free it henceforth: The South has given you a name; Now for the North.
What to read after Broken Music; Selected Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Robbins Curtis Low to read onlineMoreLess
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