Canzoni Ripostes of Ezra Pound
Canzoni Ripostes of Ezra Pound
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ECAUSE my soul cried out, and only the long JD ways Grown weary, gave me answer and Because she answered when the very ways were dumb With all their hoarse, dry speech grown faint and chill. Because her answer was a call to me, Though I have sinned, my God, and though thy angels Bear no more now my thought to whom I love ; Now though I crouch afraid in all thy dark Will I once cry to thee : Once more ! Once more my strength ! Yea though I sin to call him forth once more, Thy messengers for mine..., Their wings my power !
And let once more my wings fold down above her, Let their cool length be spread 3 2 Over her feet and head And let thy calm come down To dwell within her, and thy gown of peace Clothe all her body in its samite.
O Father of all the blind and all the strong, Though I have left thy courts, though all the throng Of thy gold-shimmering choir know me not, Though I have dared the body and have donned Its frail strong-seeming, and although Its lightening joy is made my swifter song, Though I have known thy stars, yea all, and chosen one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ECAUSE my soul cried out, and only the long JD ways Grown weary, gave me answer and Because she answered when the very ways were dumb With all their hoarse, dry speech grown faint and chill. Because her answer was a call to me, Though I have sinned, my God, and though thy angels Bear no more now my thought to whom I love ; Now though I crouch afraid in all thy dark Will I once cry to thee : Once more ! Once more my strength ! Yea though I sin to call him forth once more, Thy messengers for mine..., Their wings my power !
And let once more my wings fold down above her, Let their cool length be spread 3 2 Over her feet and head And let thy calm come down To dwell within her, and thy gown of peace Clothe all her body in its samite.
O Father of all the blind and all the strong, Though I have left thy courts, though all the throng Of thy gold-shimmering choir know me not, Though I have dared the body and have donned Its frail strong-seeming, and although Its lightening joy is made my swifter song, Though I have known thy stars, yea all, and chosen one.
What to read after Canzoni Ripostes of Ezra Pound?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pound Ezra to read onlineMoreLess
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