Collected Poems
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I saw the open tavern door flash on the dusk a ruddy glare, And saw the King of Kings outcast reel brawling through the starlit air.
And yet He is the Prince of Peace of whom the ancient wisdom tells, 6l 62 KRISHNA And by their silence men adore the lovely silence where He dwells.
I saw the King of Kings again, a thing to shudder at and fear, A form so darkened and so marred that childhood fled if it drew near.
And yet He is the Light of Lights whose blossoming is Paradise, That Beauty of the K...ing which dawns upon the seers' enraptured eyes.
I saw the King of Kings again, a miser with a heart grown cold.
And yet He is the Prodigal, the Spendthrift of the Heavenly Gold, The largesse of whose glory crowns the blazing brows of cherubim.
And sun and moon and stars and flowers are jewels scattered forth by Him.
I saw the King of Kings descend the narrow doorway to the dust With all his fires of morning still, the beauty, bravery, and lust.
And yet He is the life within the Ever-living Living Ones, The ancient with eternal youth, the cradle of the infant suns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I saw the open tavern door flash on the dusk a ruddy glare, And saw the King of Kings outcast reel brawling through the starlit air.
And yet He is the Prince of Peace of whom the ancient wisdom tells, 6l 62 KRISHNA And by their silence men adore the lovely silence where He dwells.
I saw the King of Kings again, a thing to shudder at and fear, A form so darkened and so marred that childhood fled if it drew near.
And yet He is the Light of Lights whose blossoming is Paradise, That Beauty of the K...ing which dawns upon the seers' enraptured eyes.
I saw the King of Kings again, a miser with a heart grown cold.
And yet He is the Prodigal, the Spendthrift of the Heavenly Gold, The largesse of whose glory crowns the blazing brows of cherubim.
And sun and moon and stars and flowers are jewels scattered forth by Him.
I saw the King of Kings descend the narrow doorway to the dust With all his fires of morning still, the beauty, bravery, and lust.
And yet He is the life within the Ever-living Living Ones, The ancient with eternal youth, the cradle of the infant suns.
What to read after Collected Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Russell George William to read onlineMoreLess
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