Song Surf
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How like her look to mine When the tree s horror trembled on my taste!
And Babylon upbuilded on our sin; And Nineveh, a city sinking slow Under a shroud of sandy centuries That hid me not from the buried cursing eyes Of women who e er-bitterly gave birth!
SONG-SURF 33 Ah, to be mother of all misery! To be first-called out of the earth and fail For a whole world! To shame maternity For women evermore women whose tears Flooding the night, no hope can wipe away! To see the wings of Death, as, Adam..., thou Hast not, endlessly beating, and to hear The swooning ages suffer up to God! And Oh, that birth-cry of a guiltless child In it are sounding of our sin and woe, With prophesy of ill beyond all years! Yearning for beauty never to be seen Beatitude redeemless evermore!
"And I whose dream mourned with all motherhood Must hear it soon! Already do soft skill, Assuasive lulls, enticings and quick tones Of tenderness that will like light awake The folded memory children shall bring Out of the dark move in me longingly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How like her look to mine When the tree s horror trembled on my taste!
And Babylon upbuilded on our sin; And Nineveh, a city sinking slow Under a shroud of sandy centuries That hid me not from the buried cursing eyes Of women who e er-bitterly gave birth!
SONG-SURF 33 Ah, to be mother of all misery! To be first-called out of the earth and fail For a whole world! To shame maternity For women evermore women whose tears Flooding the night, no hope can wipe away! To see the wings of Death, as, Adam..., thou Hast not, endlessly beating, and to hear The swooning ages suffer up to God! And Oh, that birth-cry of a guiltless child In it are sounding of our sin and woe, With prophesy of ill beyond all years! Yearning for beauty never to be seen Beatitude redeemless evermore!
"And I whose dream mourned with all motherhood Must hear it soon! Already do soft skill, Assuasive lulls, enticings and quick tones Of tenderness that will like light awake The folded memory children shall bring Out of the dark move in me longingly.
What to read after Song Surf?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rice, Cale Young, 1872-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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