Chambers of Imagery, By Gordon Bottomley 1
Chambers of Imagery, By Gordon Bottomley 1
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. My heart, embark.
THE WHITE WATCH 31 THE WHITE WATCH Q {Opus 27. No, 2.) O LIFELESS garden of the moon You look as if I am unknown ; Across the valley the trees twist As though bewildered by the mist — They are strange because I have not come.
The moonlight makes the pale owl dumb.
Like window veils in mirrors a hum Of little flies waving their feet Dims the air like a flicker of heat — Before my window they spin and rise In a shapeless cloud as wide as my eyes Because the moonlight draws lon...g streaks Of earth-breath warm as girls' moist cheeks Wavering up in vibrant veins.
They taper like my body's pains.
Moonbeams must have made these stains Of whiteness on my narrow feet — Through my long nightgown and one sheet The moon has soaked night after night Dissolving in me the linen's white.
There was a moon when I last stood Loosing my flowered silk and my faiood, ^ After the design by Mr. C. H. Shannon.
32 THE WHITE WATCH Looking down into air as slow As water with a light below .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. My heart, embark.
THE WHITE WATCH 31 THE WHITE WATCH Q {Opus 27. No, 2.) O LIFELESS garden of the moon You look as if I am unknown ; Across the valley the trees twist As though bewildered by the mist — They are strange because I have not come.
The moonlight makes the pale owl dumb.
Like window veils in mirrors a hum Of little flies waving their feet Dims the air like a flicker of heat — Before my window they spin and rise In a shapeless cloud as wide as my eyes Because the moonlight draws lon...g streaks Of earth-breath warm as girls' moist cheeks Wavering up in vibrant veins.
They taper like my body's pains.
Moonbeams must have made these stains Of whiteness on my narrow feet — Through my long nightgown and one sheet The moon has soaked night after night Dissolving in me the linen's white.
There was a moon when I last stood Loosing my flowered silk and my faiood, ^ After the design by Mr. C. H. Shannon.
32 THE WHITE WATCH Looking down into air as slow As water with a light below .
What to read after Chambers of Imagery, By Gordon Bottomley 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bottomley Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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