The Agonists, a Trilogy of God And Man
The Agonists, a Trilogy of God And Man
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Ariadne Fate's wings quicken.
Dionysus Fate driveth us both, Both to the end appointed.
[He cries to her.
O woman!
woman, give me thine heart!
Give me the whole, for lacking it, 1 hold thee phantomwise.
Nor touched thee when compelling. Thy heart.
Woman, thy heart! Take back thy kisses.
II ARIADNE IN NAXOS 145 Take back thy lips, withdraw thine arms That clung and cradled me!
Thy heart! Canst thou not understand How God must spurn all flesh that hath not soul, Yet weary of soul unwarmed by fles...h, And anguish in his realm for mortal love!
[He is very near her, but she holds him off.
Ariadne Touch me not again, for I have sinned: Dark days are come.
Sin being done, I know where 'tis paid, The debtor ruthless, the debt acknowledge.
For I was delicate, being with child.
Therefore I die.
[The Chorus in great desolation.
Chorus Must we die, Dionysus .?
Dost thou leave us, O God, in our misery .?
Dionysus Ariadne, stay thou patient for me.
I go to Artemis. She will hear.
In Delos, in the sacred sea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ariadne Fate's wings quicken.
Dionysus Fate driveth us both, Both to the end appointed.
[He cries to her.
O woman!
woman, give me thine heart!
Give me the whole, for lacking it, 1 hold thee phantomwise.
Nor touched thee when compelling. Thy heart.
Woman, thy heart! Take back thy kisses.
II ARIADNE IN NAXOS 145 Take back thy lips, withdraw thine arms That clung and cradled me!
Thy heart! Canst thou not understand How God must spurn all flesh that hath not soul, Yet weary of soul unwarmed by fles...h, And anguish in his realm for mortal love!
[He is very near her, but she holds him off.
Ariadne Touch me not again, for I have sinned: Dark days are come.
Sin being done, I know where 'tis paid, The debtor ruthless, the debt acknowledge.
For I was delicate, being with child.
Therefore I die.
[The Chorus in great desolation.
Chorus Must we die, Dionysus .?
Dost thou leave us, O God, in our misery .?
Dionysus Ariadne, stay thou patient for me.
I go to Artemis. She will hear.
In Delos, in the sacred sea.
What to read after The Agonists, a Trilogy of God And Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hewlett, Maurice Henry, 1861-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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