Sea Garden
Sea Garden
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20 LOSS THE sea called you faced the estuary, you were drowned as the tide passed. I am glad of this at least you have escaped. The heavy sea-mist stifles me. I choke with each breath a curious peril, this the gods have invented curious torture for us. One of us, pierced in the flank, dragged himself across the marsh, he tore at the bay-roots, lost hold on the crumbling bank Another crawled too late for shelter under the cliffs. I am glad the tide swept you out, O beloved, you of all this ghast...ly host alone untouched, your white flesh covered with salt as with myrrh and burnt iris. We were hemmed in this place, so few of us, so few of us to fight their sure lances, the straight thrust effortless with slight life of muscle and shoulder. So straight only we were left, the four of us somehow shut off. 21 LOSS And the marsh dragged one back, and another perished under the cliff, and the tide swept you out. Your feet cut steel on the paths, I followed for the strength of life and grasp. I have seen beautiful feet but never beauty welded with strength.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
20 LOSS THE sea called you faced the estuary, you were drowned as the tide passed. I am glad of this at least you have escaped. The heavy sea-mist stifles me. I choke with each breath a curious peril, this the gods have invented curious torture for us. One of us, pierced in the flank, dragged himself across the marsh, he tore at the bay-roots, lost hold on the crumbling bank Another crawled too late for shelter under the cliffs. I am glad the tide swept you out, O beloved, you of all this ghast...ly host alone untouched, your white flesh covered with salt as with myrrh and burnt iris. We were hemmed in this place, so few of us, so few of us to fight their sure lances, the straight thrust effortless with slight life of muscle and shoulder. So straight only we were left, the four of us somehow shut off. 21 LOSS And the marsh dragged one back, and another perished under the cliff, and the tide swept you out. Your feet cut steel on the paths, I followed for the strength of life and grasp. I have seen beautiful feet but never beauty welded with strength.
What to read after Sea Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1886 1961 H D Hilda Doolittle to read onlineMoreLess
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