Odes And Other Poems
Odes And Other Poems
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how the locks of the sunset are hurled to their grave in confusion, Flushed as the roses of June, shed like the lilacs of May j Lo ! how in desolate places, from caverns and cataracts calling, Demons and ghouls of the earth plead to par- take of my joy.
3i Fanned by my breath cometh rumour of battle, and madness of peoples, Hearts that are heavy with hate, hands that are clenched for a crime ; Baffled and brimmed by my fury, earth's rivers are reeds to be riven ; Pillaged and pierced by my wrat...h, cornfields are chaff to be strewn ; Silvery pulsings of Morn, purpureal ardours of Evening Pale at my presence and die, fade at the beat of my wings : Musical murmurs of pine trees, and whispered bewai lings of willows Change at my coming to groans, wild and demoniac cries : Nay but they love me the Bards, who are brave in the brunt of life's battle, Poets that pipe not of peace, prophets that swerve not for swords ; High on my wings shall they ride over city and desert and ocean, Sowing the whirlwind of Truth, reaping the wrath of the Gods !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
how the locks of the sunset are hurled to their grave in confusion, Flushed as the roses of June, shed like the lilacs of May j Lo ! how in desolate places, from caverns and cataracts calling, Demons and ghouls of the earth plead to par- take of my joy.
3i Fanned by my breath cometh rumour of battle, and madness of peoples, Hearts that are heavy with hate, hands that are clenched for a crime ; Baffled and brimmed by my fury, earth's rivers are reeds to be riven ; Pillaged and pierced by my wrat...h, cornfields are chaff to be strewn ; Silvery pulsings of Morn, purpureal ardours of Evening Pale at my presence and die, fade at the beat of my wings : Musical murmurs of pine trees, and whispered bewai lings of willows Change at my coming to groans, wild and demoniac cries : Nay but they love me the Bards, who are brave in the brunt of life's battle, Poets that pipe not of peace, prophets that swerve not for swords ; High on my wings shall they ride over city and desert and ocean, Sowing the whirlwind of Truth, reaping the wrath of the Gods !
What to read after Odes And Other Poems?
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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