Goblins And Pagodas
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Under the penthouse of the veranda roof, The upper northern rooms Gloom outwards mournfully.
Staring Ionic capitals Peer in them : Owl like faces.
On winter nights The wind, sidling round the corner, Shoots upwards With laughter.
The windows rattle as if some one were in them wishing to get out And ride upon the wind. [ 3 ] THfi GHOSTS OF AN OLD HOUSE Doors lead to nowhere r Squirrels burrow between the walls.
Closets in every room hang open, Windows are stared into by uncivil ancient trees, In... the middle of the upper hallway There is a great circular hole Going up to the attic. A wooden lid covers it.
All over the house there is a sense of futility ; Of minutes dragging slowly And repeating Some worn-out story of broken effort and desire, PART I. THE HOUSE BEDROOM THE clump of jessamine Softly beneath the rain Rocks its golden flowers.
In this room my father died : His bed is in the corner.
No one has slept in it Since the morning when he wakened To meet death s hands at his heart.
I cannot go to this room, Without feeling something big and angry Waiting for me To throw me on the bed, And press its thumbs in my throat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Under the penthouse of the veranda roof, The upper northern rooms Gloom outwards mournfully.
Staring Ionic capitals Peer in them : Owl like faces.
On winter nights The wind, sidling round the corner, Shoots upwards With laughter.
The windows rattle as if some one were in them wishing to get out And ride upon the wind. [ 3 ] THfi GHOSTS OF AN OLD HOUSE Doors lead to nowhere r Squirrels burrow between the walls.
Closets in every room hang open, Windows are stared into by uncivil ancient trees, In... the middle of the upper hallway There is a great circular hole Going up to the attic. A wooden lid covers it.
All over the house there is a sense of futility ; Of minutes dragging slowly And repeating Some worn-out story of broken effort and desire, PART I. THE HOUSE BEDROOM THE clump of jessamine Softly beneath the rain Rocks its golden flowers.
In this room my father died : His bed is in the corner.
No one has slept in it Since the morning when he wakened To meet death s hands at his heart.
I cannot go to this room, Without feeling something big and angry Waiting for me To throw me on the bed, And press its thumbs in my throat.
What to read after Goblins And Pagodas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fletcher John Gould to read onlineMoreLess
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