City Dust
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All day and every day the railing quivers With limpy hands and hands that ache and flutter; With drab humanity that begs and shivers For one more night before it feels the gutter The ever-gaping phantom-crowded gutter!
32 CITY DUST PENELOPE OF THE TENEMENTS The noonday bursts upon the Avenue, With scrape and scuffle of a million feet ; Untethered children try their throats anew, And angry mothers bawl and babies bleat ; The dinning motors crash across the granite! The cracking whips resound to ...star and planet!
The world whirls in a cyclone up the street! Within the shadow of a narrow door Where garbage buckets slattern in a row; Where starving cats lie limply on the floor, And stranded chicken feathers twirl and blow A woman stands, forever waiting waiting, Like some encloistered sister at a grating, Too slack of will to slip the bolts and go. The corner butcher comes outside and smiles, But angrily, she swerves the other way, The Yiddish tailor furbisher of styles, Grins by and bids her haughtiness good-day ; The grocery merchant nods in loves delusion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All day and every day the railing quivers With limpy hands and hands that ache and flutter; With drab humanity that begs and shivers For one more night before it feels the gutter The ever-gaping phantom-crowded gutter!
32 CITY DUST PENELOPE OF THE TENEMENTS The noonday bursts upon the Avenue, With scrape and scuffle of a million feet ; Untethered children try their throats anew, And angry mothers bawl and babies bleat ; The dinning motors crash across the granite! The cracking whips resound to ...star and planet!
The world whirls in a cyclone up the street! Within the shadow of a narrow door Where garbage buckets slattern in a row; Where starving cats lie limply on the floor, And stranded chicken feathers twirl and blow A woman stands, forever waiting waiting, Like some encloistered sister at a grating, Too slack of will to slip the bolts and go. The corner butcher comes outside and smiles, But angrily, she swerves the other way, The Yiddish tailor furbisher of styles, Grins by and bids her haughtiness good-day ; The grocery merchant nods in loves delusion.
What to read after City Dust?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burr Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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