The Chaplet of Pan a Masque
The Chaplet of Pan a Masque
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PAN.
Let him.
We have no fear of him, no care of coils That weave among the faithless hearts of men Or fluttering souls of life. For us the years Slide on and pass in quick succession by : The blossom of our immortality Fades not, nor dies.
DRYAD OF THE MAY DAY.
[Pointing to the Faun. ] Yet he has tasted death.
PAN.
Not so ; and yet, he lives not. He was one Of my leal subjects while my shrines were green. I mourn him now : within his body breathed A fervent fire that never was a soul ; He wa...s an earthling, filled with earth's delight, But never tinctured with eternity, And when that footless flame burned down He sank to earth, and naught of him was left To wander with the troop of banished gods In glorious exile out beyond the stars; And naught of him was like the soul of man That lives beyond translation and decay. Thus much we know of time : there was a tide That filled our altars high with sacrifice, And poured out riches of the sun-loved earth, And made us mad with power and ecstasy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
.
PAN.
Let him.
We have no fear of him, no care of coils That weave among the faithless hearts of men Or fluttering souls of life. For us the years Slide on and pass in quick succession by : The blossom of our immortality Fades not, nor dies.
DRYAD OF THE MAY DAY.
[Pointing to the Faun. ] Yet he has tasted death.
PAN.
Not so ; and yet, he lives not. He was one Of my leal subjects while my shrines were green. I mourn him now : within his body breathed A fervent fire that never was a soul ; He wa...s an earthling, filled with earth's delight, But never tinctured with eternity, And when that footless flame burned down He sank to earth, and naught of him was left To wander with the troop of banished gods In glorious exile out beyond the stars; And naught of him was like the soul of man That lives beyond translation and decay. Thus much we know of time : there was a tide That filled our altars high with sacrifice, And poured out riches of the sun-loved earth, And made us mad with power and ecstasy.
What to read after The Chaplet of Pan a Masque?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallace Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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