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Free yet tied!
Better to lie with untried wings Then come so near to freedom And a cord.
ESCAPE I said I would have done with thoughts, And names and labels.
This shall be no more a tree.
Or that a flower, Or colors, green and blue and red, Or love, or hate or joy: For I am sick with the disease of thought And its delirium, imagination.
But laying my lips to the Great Cup, I will drink deep of beauty, Wordless, colorless, without name or thought.
And I shall be whole.
24 INTERLUDE You that blam...e the singing With the ready tongue, Could you hear the ringing Of the songs unsung, All the surge and splendor, Joy and lyric pain.
Would you change, I wonder, Blame to praise again?
So when men benighted In some marshy place Feel with eyes unsighted.
Fresh wind on their face Long sought and denied them, Guess how near 7nay be In the dark beside them.
All the waiting sea.
25 FROM A SPANISH SKETCH BOOK THE ROAD TO GRANADA All day, the burning furnace of the plain; Bare mountains white with sun — the distances Breathless, unbroken, save where olive trees Spent their scant shade and weary fields of grain Ebbed in the heat like an enchanted main On the wrapt shores of some Hesperides.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Free yet tied!
Better to lie with untried wings Then come so near to freedom And a cord.
ESCAPE I said I would have done with thoughts, And names and labels.
This shall be no more a tree.
Or that a flower, Or colors, green and blue and red, Or love, or hate or joy: For I am sick with the disease of thought And its delirium, imagination.
But laying my lips to the Great Cup, I will drink deep of beauty, Wordless, colorless, without name or thought.
And I shall be whole.
24 INTERLUDE You that blam...e the singing With the ready tongue, Could you hear the ringing Of the songs unsung, All the surge and splendor, Joy and lyric pain.
Would you change, I wonder, Blame to praise again?
So when men benighted In some marshy place Feel with eyes unsighted.
Fresh wind on their face Long sought and denied them, Guess how near 7nay be In the dark beside them.
All the waiting sea.
25 FROM A SPANISH SKETCH BOOK THE ROAD TO GRANADA All day, the burning furnace of the plain; Bare mountains white with sun — the distances Breathless, unbroken, save where olive trees Spent their scant shade and weary fields of grain Ebbed in the heat like an enchanted main On the wrapt shores of some Hesperides.
What to read after Profiles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Ketchum to read onlineMoreLess
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