Poems
Poems
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You look at me ! My curiosity Would probe the half-veiled meaning in your eye, Whereof the Thought I cannot yet descry.
35 ^ THE CHALLENGE Dissect your butterfly ! Tear off both wings ; The antennae ; the dainty, thread-Hke legs ! — 'Tis man's delight to ruin lovely things.
Now watch the death-throes, as the torturing pin Holds the frail body on the soulless board ! — Humanity counts this is not a sin.
Probe and dissect and watch the victim writhe ; No butterfly, but some frail woman now ! — Ye...t one day man shall pay the utmost tithe.
36 RECOGNITION AwAKENER of the Past, you rouse strange things Within my breast !
All night I could not rest, Dreaming of days when borne on passion's wings Our selves communed, — So wondrously attuned, That Life vibrated like harmonious strings.
Once more you held me ! — while from your embrace My body thrilled : Life's purpose seemed fulfilled.
And all the instincts of that forceful race And noble time Of Egypt's golden prime Arose from slumber, — full of sensuous grace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You look at me ! My curiosity Would probe the half-veiled meaning in your eye, Whereof the Thought I cannot yet descry.
35 ^ THE CHALLENGE Dissect your butterfly ! Tear off both wings ; The antennae ; the dainty, thread-Hke legs ! — 'Tis man's delight to ruin lovely things.
Now watch the death-throes, as the torturing pin Holds the frail body on the soulless board ! — Humanity counts this is not a sin.
Probe and dissect and watch the victim writhe ; No butterfly, but some frail woman now ! — Ye...t one day man shall pay the utmost tithe.
36 RECOGNITION AwAKENER of the Past, you rouse strange things Within my breast !
All night I could not rest, Dreaming of days when borne on passion's wings Our selves communed, — So wondrously attuned, That Life vibrated like harmonious strings.
Once more you held me ! — while from your embrace My body thrilled : Life's purpose seemed fulfilled.
And all the instincts of that forceful race And noble time Of Egypt's golden prime Arose from slumber, — full of sensuous grace.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cynthia Davril Holding to read onlineMoreLess
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