Georgian Poetry 1911-12
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Then I laughed in the dark of my heart, I did exultLike a sudden chuckling of music: I bade her eyesMeet mine, I opened her helpless eyes to consultTheir fear, their shame, their joy that underliesDefeat in such a battle: in the dark of her eyesMy heart was fierce to make her laughter rise ... Till her dark deeps shook with convulsive thrills, and the darkOf her spirit wavered like water thrilled with light, And my heart leaped up in longing to plunge its starkFervour within the pool of her twi...light:Within her spacious gloom, in the mysteryOf her barbarous soul, to grope with ecstasy ...
And I do not care though the large hands of revengeShall get my throat at last--shall get it soon, If the joy that they are lifted to avengeHave risen red on my night as a harvest moon, Which even Death can only put out for me, And death I know is better than not-to-be.
* * * * * JOHN MASEFIELD BIOGRAPHY When I am buried, all my thoughts and actsWill be reduced to lists of dates and facts, And long before this wandering flesh is rottenThe dates which made me will be all forgotten;And none will know the gleam there used to beAbout the feast days freshly kept by me, But men will call the golden hour of bliss'About this time, ' or 'shortly after this.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then I laughed in the dark of my heart, I did exultLike a sudden chuckling of music: I bade her eyesMeet mine, I opened her helpless eyes to consultTheir fear, their shame, their joy that underliesDefeat in such a battle: in the dark of her eyesMy heart was fierce to make her laughter rise ... Till her dark deeps shook with convulsive thrills, and the darkOf her spirit wavered like water thrilled with light, And my heart leaped up in longing to plunge its starkFervour within the pool of her twi...light:Within her spacious gloom, in the mysteryOf her barbarous soul, to grope with ecstasy ...
And I do not care though the large hands of revengeShall get my throat at last--shall get it soon, If the joy that they are lifted to avengeHave risen red on my night as a harvest moon, Which even Death can only put out for me, And death I know is better than not-to-be.
* * * * * JOHN MASEFIELD BIOGRAPHY When I am buried, all my thoughts and actsWill be reduced to lists of dates and facts, And long before this wandering flesh is rottenThe dates which made me will be all forgotten;And none will know the gleam there used to beAbout the feast days freshly kept by me, But men will call the golden hour of bliss'About this time, ' or 'shortly after this.
What to read after Georgian Poetry 1911-12?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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