Mandragora
Mandragora
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From the far Ledges of the dawn I heard them. Every fragile, quivering thing Of earth's primal gendering; Every hidden, trembhng, shy Child of ancient mystery. Raised a cry out of the cold Shadows of the forests old; Cold and low and sweet and clear, Like a sea-shell held to a sea-god's ear — 8o SATURN "They have buried him in vain!
Saturn, Saturn comes again! He was old. He was weak. He was dolorous, And they buried him far away from us. They planted mountains upon his breast And they mocked a...nd said, 'There let him rest! Let the leaves of aeons of forests dead Cover his eyehds, hide his head! Into a midnight deep as the world, Let his old sad, mad heart be hurled!'" Ah, that cry! From many a pool Where are reflected strange dim faces, Faces tender and sad and cool, Under the shadow of leafy places, Came that voice that still I hear.
Wild and low and sweet and clear, Over hushed dew-drenched lawns.
Where rivers flow from secret dawns; Over forests faint and dim.
Where the leaves and the shadows remember him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From the far Ledges of the dawn I heard them. Every fragile, quivering thing Of earth's primal gendering; Every hidden, trembhng, shy Child of ancient mystery. Raised a cry out of the cold Shadows of the forests old; Cold and low and sweet and clear, Like a sea-shell held to a sea-god's ear — 8o SATURN "They have buried him in vain!
Saturn, Saturn comes again! He was old. He was weak. He was dolorous, And they buried him far away from us. They planted mountains upon his breast And they mocked a...nd said, 'There let him rest! Let the leaves of aeons of forests dead Cover his eyehds, hide his head! Into a midnight deep as the world, Let his old sad, mad heart be hurled!'" Ah, that cry! From many a pool Where are reflected strange dim faces, Faces tender and sad and cool, Under the shadow of leafy places, Came that voice that still I hear.
Wild and low and sweet and clear, Over hushed dew-drenched lawns.
Where rivers flow from secret dawns; Over forests faint and dim.
Where the leaves and the shadows remember him.
What to read after Mandragora?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Powys John Cowper to read onlineMoreLess
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