Poems of Men And Events
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This day I sentenced one, — but one, — all shrived, Who articled with me, and mutinied.
What did my Judas sell ? That's perished with him: I trapped him ere he bit. Was he my lover ?
Cowards will say so for two hundred years.
Eve had it said of her, all nature's mother.
Listen, thou priest ! 'Twas Knowledge bit us both.
Knowledge has bit thy church. At Westphalia I forced to peace the Thirty Years of war, And Toleration was my crown. Therefore I took the cross in Lenity's crusade, QUEEN CHBISTI...NE 111 To minimize the consequence of creeds, Nor ever have I Sweden asked to follow.
I went to Rome to help the milder dawn, When warring sects shall merge their strength for earth, And fill the moats of feudal states with Heaven, — Sunlight's illusion on the cold-throned Alps, Mass's illusion in smug churchmen's hearts, Women's illusion in their sex-sick heads, — Heaven, not hell, makes earth yawn wide from man, And draws its small portcullises of churches Upward or down like selfish castellans.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This day I sentenced one, — but one, — all shrived, Who articled with me, and mutinied.
What did my Judas sell ? That's perished with him: I trapped him ere he bit. Was he my lover ?
Cowards will say so for two hundred years.
Eve had it said of her, all nature's mother.
Listen, thou priest ! 'Twas Knowledge bit us both.
Knowledge has bit thy church. At Westphalia I forced to peace the Thirty Years of war, And Toleration was my crown. Therefore I took the cross in Lenity's crusade, QUEEN CHBISTI...NE 111 To minimize the consequence of creeds, Nor ever have I Sweden asked to follow.
I went to Rome to help the milder dawn, When warring sects shall merge their strength for earth, And fill the moats of feudal states with Heaven, — Sunlight's illusion on the cold-throned Alps, Mass's illusion in smug churchmen's hearts, Women's illusion in their sex-sick heads, — Heaven, not hell, makes earth yawn wide from man, And draws its small portcullises of churches Upward or down like selfish castellans.
What to read after Poems of Men And Events?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Townsend George Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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