The Flower Strewn Threshold And Other Poems
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SCENE I THE HUSH OF EVENING.
The stage represents the interior of a peasant's rude but, comprising one room, with a loft above, used for sleeping, which is reached by a crude ladder. The room is barely and roughly fur- 26 nished, though scrupulously neat and clean. There are two chairs, a table with charcoal brazier upon it, a spinning wheel, a small loom, and a wooden bench. On the right wall hang shelves with the pots and dishes upon them, and between door and left window hangs a crucifix. In... the back, centre, is an open door with an open window on either side. Through these three openings can be seen a small garden of early spring flowers, the highway, and beyond, un- dulating fields of young green wheat. As the curtain rises the MAN and WOMAN are dis- covered standing near the open door, looking across the fields at the sunset, the WOMAN list- less, the MAN alert.
MAN: The sun sets like a bleeding heart to-night, Turning the fleecy clouds to clots of blood, Gilding the unsuspecting west with blood, And o'er the landscape spreads a purple haze Like robes of mourning Orientals wear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SCENE I THE HUSH OF EVENING.
The stage represents the interior of a peasant's rude but, comprising one room, with a loft above, used for sleeping, which is reached by a crude ladder. The room is barely and roughly fur- 26 nished, though scrupulously neat and clean. There are two chairs, a table with charcoal brazier upon it, a spinning wheel, a small loom, and a wooden bench. On the right wall hang shelves with the pots and dishes upon them, and between door and left window hangs a crucifix. In... the back, centre, is an open door with an open window on either side. Through these three openings can be seen a small garden of early spring flowers, the highway, and beyond, un- dulating fields of young green wheat. As the curtain rises the MAN and WOMAN are dis- covered standing near the open door, looking across the fields at the sunset, the WOMAN list- less, the MAN alert.
MAN: The sun sets like a bleeding heart to-night, Turning the fleecy clouds to clots of blood, Gilding the unsuspecting west with blood, And o'er the landscape spreads a purple haze Like robes of mourning Orientals wear.
What to read after The Flower Strewn Threshold And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cecil Fanning to read onlineMoreLess
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