The Crucibles of Time And Other Poems
The Crucibles of Time And Other Poems
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Fain would I blot it from me, yet I still Hunger upon the sight, to pluck it out, And hold it sure before me past all doubt, Even tho' it shatter me.
Oh Memory, oh Memory, This bitter cup of thine Is sacramental wine ; Blood is it, blood, and bitter gall of tears.
I take it from thy hand, and as I drink, Even tho' its brink Eye me with dim capricious lure, Moving with charm benign Far thro' the folds of thy faint vestiture That shadowy Face appears.
Thy vesture moves, and with it move the years....
Half a dim decade moves, and there I see The birth of much to me.
Half a dim decade passes, as a blot Toucht by erasure firm ; But the Face passes not !
Now may it never pass, for oh ! there met we : With such swift union as might eager souls Shorn of their aureoles Till such sweet time as their predestined stars THE VACANT CHAIR 49 Toucht them to unity and perfect bliss.
Oh, then I swore that never should forget we The rapture of that kiss ; And to the Worm I flung far challenge that our unity Transcended pulsing Time and fleshy bars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fain would I blot it from me, yet I still Hunger upon the sight, to pluck it out, And hold it sure before me past all doubt, Even tho' it shatter me.
Oh Memory, oh Memory, This bitter cup of thine Is sacramental wine ; Blood is it, blood, and bitter gall of tears.
I take it from thy hand, and as I drink, Even tho' its brink Eye me with dim capricious lure, Moving with charm benign Far thro' the folds of thy faint vestiture That shadowy Face appears.
Thy vesture moves, and with it move the years....
Half a dim decade moves, and there I see The birth of much to me.
Half a dim decade passes, as a blot Toucht by erasure firm ; But the Face passes not !
Now may it never pass, for oh ! there met we : With such swift union as might eager souls Shorn of their aureoles Till such sweet time as their predestined stars THE VACANT CHAIR 49 Toucht them to unity and perfect bliss.
Oh, then I swore that never should forget we The rapture of that kiss ; And to the Worm I flung far challenge that our unity Transcended pulsing Time and fleshy bars.
What to read after The Crucibles of Time And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Darrell Figgis to read onlineMoreLess
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