Candour First Poems
Candour First Poems
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Can they smell any Spring at the tips? The year's at the tap, and hsemetite Spring makes high tides in the mould; Faecals and slags and torpors are hoppering a league to sea; And red of the smelt's on the moor, and mixer red's on the wold; The red of the alder's like varnish, and rain on red pine-bark's like tea.
The year's at the tap bat the belly of the blast is itching for ore; And there's ladlings and puddlings of workers where the open hearth makes Hell, Like the hosed and blistering p...igs their sweats run tettering sore; Edge-blue of the steel is on lake, and beeches, and haars o' the fell. * 39 III.
Can you smell any Spring behind counters? The gluey eloacinal cash of your grubbings is clean in its kin For shillings are smithereened rays on the water, or moons on wet slates; Coppers are last year's leaves, and sovereigns sequins on whin; Your handlings have withered their largesse as verdigris ulcers your weights.
So come from your scrofulous parings, and policemen and dogdirt on kerbs Where sewage goes in silks and phulnana, turd in menthol and astrakhan; Hold your bazaar with the bean fields' smell, lilacs and parcels of herbs, Open accounts with blue of the mists, and clean of the tan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
II.
Can they smell any Spring at the tips? The year's at the tap, and hsemetite Spring makes high tides in the mould; Faecals and slags and torpors are hoppering a league to sea; And red of the smelt's on the moor, and mixer red's on the wold; The red of the alder's like varnish, and rain on red pine-bark's like tea.
The year's at the tap bat the belly of the blast is itching for ore; And there's ladlings and puddlings of workers where the open hearth makes Hell, Like the hosed and blistering p...igs their sweats run tettering sore; Edge-blue of the steel is on lake, and beeches, and haars o' the fell. * 39 III.
Can you smell any Spring behind counters? The gluey eloacinal cash of your grubbings is clean in its kin For shillings are smithereened rays on the water, or moons on wet slates; Coppers are last year's leaves, and sovereigns sequins on whin; Your handlings have withered their largesse as verdigris ulcers your weights.
So come from your scrofulous parings, and policemen and dogdirt on kerbs Where sewage goes in silks and phulnana, turd in menthol and astrakhan; Hold your bazaar with the bean fields' smell, lilacs and parcels of herbs, Open accounts with blue of the mists, and clean of the tan.
What to read after Candour First Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A E Albert Ernest Tomlinson to read onlineMoreLess
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