People of the Dark
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I am the rat in the wall, the leper that leers at the gate; I am the ghost in the hall, herald of horror and hate.
I am the rust on the corn, I am the smut on the wheat, Laughing man’s labor to scorn, weaving a web for his feet.
I am canker and mildew and blight, danger and death and decay; The rot of the rain by night, the blast of the sun by day.
I warp and wither with drought, I work in the swamp’s foul yeast; I bring the black plague from the south and the leprosy in from the east.
I rend fr...om the hemlock boughs wine steeped in the petals of dooms; Where the fat black serpents drowse I gather the Upas blooms.
I have plumbed the northern ice for a spell like frozen lead; In lost gray fields of rice, I have learned from Mongol dead.
Where a bleak black mountain stands I have looted grisly caves; I have digged in the desert sands to plunder terrible graves.
Never the sun goes forth, never the moon glows red, But out of the south or the north, I come with the slavering dead.
I come with hideous spells, black chants and ghastly tunes; I have looted the hidden hells and plundered the lost black moons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am the rat in the wall, the leper that leers at the gate; I am the ghost in the hall, herald of horror and hate.
I am the rust on the corn, I am the smut on the wheat, Laughing man’s labor to scorn, weaving a web for his feet.
I am canker and mildew and blight, danger and death and decay; The rot of the rain by night, the blast of the sun by day.
I warp and wither with drought, I work in the swamp’s foul yeast; I bring the black plague from the south and the leprosy in from the east.
I rend fr...om the hemlock boughs wine steeped in the petals of dooms; Where the fat black serpents drowse I gather the Upas blooms.
I have plumbed the northern ice for a spell like frozen lead; In lost gray fields of rice, I have learned from Mongol dead.
Where a bleak black mountain stands I have looted grisly caves; I have digged in the desert sands to plunder terrible graves.
Never the sun goes forth, never the moon glows red, But out of the south or the north, I come with the slavering dead.
I come with hideous spells, black chants and ghastly tunes; I have looted the hidden hells and plundered the lost black moons.
What to read after People of the Dark?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert E. Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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