Colors of Life : Poems And Songs And Sonnets
Colors of Life : Poems And Songs And Sonnets
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And yet — strange pity of our natures or Of his — there ran a rumor poisonous.
Scandal breeds her brood in the house of prayer.
And we, to whom these were like hours of prayer, We whispered things not all philosophy When he was gone. We knew but little where He went, or whence he came, but this we knew, That there was other love in him than what He taught us — love that makes more quickly pale!
Ay, even he was tortured with the lure Of mortal motion in the eyes — and lips And limbs that were no...t warm to him alone Were warm to him. He drank mortality.
Dim care, the ghost of retribution, sat In pallor on his brow, and made us whisper In the shadow of our meditations.
Faintly, faintly did we feel the hour Advancing — livid painting of a thought!
[105] He spoke of Substance, — strangely — on that day — Eternal, self-existent, infinite — He seemed, I thought, to rest upon the name.
And as he spoke there came on me that trance Of inattention, when the words would seem To drop their magic of containing things.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And yet — strange pity of our natures or Of his — there ran a rumor poisonous.
Scandal breeds her brood in the house of prayer.
And we, to whom these were like hours of prayer, We whispered things not all philosophy When he was gone. We knew but little where He went, or whence he came, but this we knew, That there was other love in him than what He taught us — love that makes more quickly pale!
Ay, even he was tortured with the lure Of mortal motion in the eyes — and lips And limbs that were no...t warm to him alone Were warm to him. He drank mortality.
Dim care, the ghost of retribution, sat In pallor on his brow, and made us whisper In the shadow of our meditations.
Faintly, faintly did we feel the hour Advancing — livid painting of a thought!
[105] He spoke of Substance, — strangely — on that day — Eternal, self-existent, infinite — He seemed, I thought, to rest upon the name.
And as he spoke there came on me that trance Of inattention, when the words would seem To drop their magic of containing things.
What to read after Colors of Life : Poems And Songs And Sonnets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Max Eastman to read onlineMoreLess
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