Clouds And Cobblestones Poems
Clouds And Cobblestones Poems
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So we swing the hammers high, Braces yield and walls grow slack, Spires topple from the sky, Roof-trees massive, chimneys black, Mosque and temple, shop and jail, Make a litter like the sack Of a town in some old tale, When the moulds began to crack, All the moulds, The ancient moulds, Weighed and wanting in the scale. But a new world shall be won, That no hand shall smite or tear So we cry, who stumble, run, 54 BREAKING THE MOULDS Hammers lifted, while we spare One small mould two feet, two ha...nds, And a round head hot with hair! This the mould that scars and brands With its flaw, what worlds we dare 1 This the mould, The ancient mould, That yields and bends and cracks but stands ! We are breaking up the moulds With a rattle and a clatter, Wielding hammers at strongholds, Laughing as the fragments scatter, Singing as our chisels gnaw, Biting through the stones we shatter, Breaking without rule or law Moulds must go it does not matter All the moulds, The ancient moulds, Shaped of one mould with a flaw!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So we swing the hammers high, Braces yield and walls grow slack, Spires topple from the sky, Roof-trees massive, chimneys black, Mosque and temple, shop and jail, Make a litter like the sack Of a town in some old tale, When the moulds began to crack, All the moulds, The ancient moulds, Weighed and wanting in the scale. But a new world shall be won, That no hand shall smite or tear So we cry, who stumble, run, 54 BREAKING THE MOULDS Hammers lifted, while we spare One small mould two feet, two ha...nds, And a round head hot with hair! This the mould that scars and brands With its flaw, what worlds we dare 1 This the mould, The ancient mould, That yields and bends and cracks but stands ! We are breaking up the moulds With a rattle and a clatter, Wielding hammers at strongholds, Laughing as the fragments scatter, Singing as our chisels gnaw, Biting through the stones we shatter, Breaking without rule or law Moulds must go it does not matter All the moulds, The ancient moulds, Shaped of one mould with a flaw!
What to read after Clouds And Cobblestones Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hortense Flexner to read onlineMoreLess
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