Brunelleschi : a Poem
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— and there ! My Pitti's tortoise-walls That creep to being — and his Medici!
1 1 35 His sudden palace rubbing-of-the-lamp Hath safe the plaudits of our yesterdays ; My plodder shall go far — tomorrow's praise May make his pillow easy. And tho' now For years his house hath harbored Medici 1140 And Pitti frets to see his pile not rooft, Yet Medici is Pitti's get. 'Twas I That set the pace of pride for Cosimo He dared not venture ; far too bold, it seems, For craven times and hearts; but from the... loins 1145 Of my great fancy sprang my rival's thought.
Tempered, and temperate, and fitting home To commonplace of life, unriskful. Mine — The motive Medici had spurned, rewrought In power for Pitti ( stript, alack, of all 50 NOON 1 1 50 Its carven joy of gorgeous heraldry) — There, late, too late, it rises; but a torse.
Yet of a god ! It hath such bravery Of bigness and proportion as the Torse, Compadt of vigorous antiquity, 1155 Digged from Colonna's garden t'other day.
That makes Rome very Greece for majesty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— and there ! My Pitti's tortoise-walls That creep to being — and his Medici!
1 1 35 His sudden palace rubbing-of-the-lamp Hath safe the plaudits of our yesterdays ; My plodder shall go far — tomorrow's praise May make his pillow easy. And tho' now For years his house hath harbored Medici 1140 And Pitti frets to see his pile not rooft, Yet Medici is Pitti's get. 'Twas I That set the pace of pride for Cosimo He dared not venture ; far too bold, it seems, For craven times and hearts; but from the... loins 1145 Of my great fancy sprang my rival's thought.
Tempered, and temperate, and fitting home To commonplace of life, unriskful. Mine — The motive Medici had spurned, rewrought In power for Pitti ( stript, alack, of all 50 NOON 1 1 50 Its carven joy of gorgeous heraldry) — There, late, too late, it rises; but a torse.
Yet of a god ! It hath such bravery Of bigness and proportion as the Torse, Compadt of vigorous antiquity, 1155 Digged from Colonna's garden t'other day.
That makes Rome very Greece for majesty.
What to read after Brunelleschi : a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pforzheimer Bruce Rogers Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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