Saul : a Tragedy in Five Acts
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So was I born unasked, unasking what I should or should not be ; had I been asked And shown futurity, I should have prayed To be the dust of dust, the slime of streams.
The mud of slums, a stone, a tree, a nothing Rather than a creature with a heart that aches.
That bleeds, that sighs, longs, feels, and hates, and plans Forbidden things. — Forbidden things ? what is Forbidden to a man who, drowning, on A straw lays hold the current brings adrift?
The son of Jesse is the straw I would Submerge t...o save my house ; but all the steel Tliis earth contaiiicth forged into arms Cannot a bubble under water longer hold Than Nature's adamantine law would have it.
Him Samuel favors, I suspect, and him 54 The people lionize, tbe Chemosli of The day, forgetting me and mine ; — gall, gall !
The son of Jesse, what is he and who ?
An instrument in hands I cannot see. — I grapple with invisible foes of whom The space is full : hobgoblins, witches, black thoughts, Unsightly phantoms haunt my brain ; but I Shall face my enemy with such a frown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So was I born unasked, unasking what I should or should not be ; had I been asked And shown futurity, I should have prayed To be the dust of dust, the slime of streams.
The mud of slums, a stone, a tree, a nothing Rather than a creature with a heart that aches.
That bleeds, that sighs, longs, feels, and hates, and plans Forbidden things. — Forbidden things ? what is Forbidden to a man who, drowning, on A straw lays hold the current brings adrift?
The son of Jesse is the straw I would Submerge t...o save my house ; but all the steel Tliis earth contaiiicth forged into arms Cannot a bubble under water longer hold Than Nature's adamantine law would have it.
Him Samuel favors, I suspect, and him 54 The people lionize, tbe Chemosli of The day, forgetting me and mine ; — gall, gall !
The son of Jesse, what is he and who ?
An instrument in hands I cannot see. — I grapple with invisible foes of whom The space is full : hobgoblins, witches, black thoughts, Unsightly phantoms haunt my brain ; but I Shall face my enemy with such a frown.
What to read after Saul : a Tragedy in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Iliowizi to read onlineMoreLess
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