Lustra of Ezra Pound With Earlier Poems
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" Here one lay panting." I have looked south from Hautefort, thinking of Montaignac, southward.
I have lain in Rocafixada, level with sunset, Have seen the copper come down tingeing the mountains, I have seen the fields, pale, clear as an emerald, Sharp peaks, high spurs, distant castles.
I have said: " The old roads have lain here.
" Men have gone by such and such valleys " Where the great halls are closer together." I have seen Foix on its rock, seen Toulouse, and Aries greatly altered, I hav...e seen the ruined " Dorata." I have said: " Riquier! Guido." I have thought of the second Troy, Some little prized place in Auvergnat: Two men tossing a coin, one keeping a castle.
One set on the highway to sing.
He sang a woman.
Auvergne rose to the song; 68 The Dauphin backed him.
" The castle to Austors! " " Pieire kept the singing — '* A fair man and a pleasant." He won the lady, Stole her away for himself, kept her against armed force : So ends that story.
That age is gone; Pieire de Maensac is gone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Here one lay panting." I have looked south from Hautefort, thinking of Montaignac, southward.
I have lain in Rocafixada, level with sunset, Have seen the copper come down tingeing the mountains, I have seen the fields, pale, clear as an emerald, Sharp peaks, high spurs, distant castles.
I have said: " The old roads have lain here.
" Men have gone by such and such valleys " Where the great halls are closer together." I have seen Foix on its rock, seen Toulouse, and Aries greatly altered, I hav...e seen the ruined " Dorata." I have said: " Riquier! Guido." I have thought of the second Troy, Some little prized place in Auvergnat: Two men tossing a coin, one keeping a castle.
One set on the highway to sing.
He sang a woman.
Auvergne rose to the song; 68 The Dauphin backed him.
" The castle to Austors! " " Pieire kept the singing — '* A fair man and a pleasant." He won the lady, Stole her away for himself, kept her against armed force : So ends that story.
That age is gone; Pieire de Maensac is gone.
What to read after Lustra of Ezra Pound With Earlier Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pound Ezra to read onlineMoreLess
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