Masques And Poems
Masques And Poems
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To the PEOPLE watching the masque: There is a long space after this — A silence — Of several days, Patched sometimes By the wind-pushed squeak of trees. Fill that up. And see the shepherd creature, Hear him children.
e/f man — dressed like a shepherd — in a broad-brimmed hat and grey cloak, rushes in. He says: And the Beasts?
The LOP-SIDED BIRD says: The Beasts — A little grain of beast Is everywhere, O crumpled desperate man, And every crack or crunch, Of ground or tree, This garden gives ...Has something of the voice Of those same beasts you saw not long ago.
3° The SHEPHERD, overcoming a heavy amazement, says: As fair as cobwebs Will I build a temple On Corinthian columns Standing slender: — Carve the three Beasts, smiling, As gods smile in temples, Rub them to a smoothness, Paint them noble colours.
A thousand years gone and the colour Will be washed from my carved beasts, But round smooth nose and long lip and nostril A little will linger, That an anklet may chink in amazement, A hand mav be lifted in horror, And the small green eye of the tinker May be round in alarm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. .
To the PEOPLE watching the masque: There is a long space after this — A silence — Of several days, Patched sometimes By the wind-pushed squeak of trees. Fill that up. And see the shepherd creature, Hear him children.
e/f man — dressed like a shepherd — in a broad-brimmed hat and grey cloak, rushes in. He says: And the Beasts?
The LOP-SIDED BIRD says: The Beasts — A little grain of beast Is everywhere, O crumpled desperate man, And every crack or crunch, Of ground or tree, This garden gives ...Has something of the voice Of those same beasts you saw not long ago.
3° The SHEPHERD, overcoming a heavy amazement, says: As fair as cobwebs Will I build a temple On Corinthian columns Standing slender: — Carve the three Beasts, smiling, As gods smile in temples, Rub them to a smoothness, Paint them noble colours.
A thousand years gone and the colour Will be washed from my carved beasts, But round smooth nose and long lip and nostril A little will linger, That an anklet may chink in amazement, A hand mav be lifted in horror, And the small green eye of the tinker May be round in alarm.
What to read after Masques And Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Quennell to read onlineMoreLess
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