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The Humbler Poets Second Series a Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearc
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For what? Why should the work be done? I do not ask, or know. I only toil.
I work until the day and night are one.
The clock above me ticks away the day.
Its hands are spinning, spinning, like the wheels. It cannot sleep or for a moment stay.
It is a thing like me, and does not feel. It throbs as though my heart were beating there A heart? My heart? I know not what it means. The clock ticks, and below we strive and stare, And so we lose the hour. We are machines.
Noon calls a truce and ending t...o the sound, As if a battle had one moment stayed A bloody field! The dead lie all around; Their wounds cry out until I grow afraid. It comes the signal ! See, the dead men rise, They fight again, amid the roar they fight, Blindly, and knowing not for whom, or why, They fight, they fall, they sink into the night.
J. W. LYNN, from the Yiddish of MORRIS ROSENFELD.
REVENGE REVENGE is a naked sword; It has neither hilt nor guard; Wouldst thou wield this brand of the Lord?
Is thy grasp, then, firm and hard?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For what? Why should the work be done? I do not ask, or know. I only toil.
I work until the day and night are one.
The clock above me ticks away the day.
Its hands are spinning, spinning, like the wheels. It cannot sleep or for a moment stay.
It is a thing like me, and does not feel. It throbs as though my heart were beating there A heart? My heart? I know not what it means. The clock ticks, and below we strive and stare, And so we lose the hour. We are machines.
Noon calls a truce and ending t...o the sound, As if a battle had one moment stayed A bloody field! The dead lie all around; Their wounds cry out until I grow afraid. It comes the signal ! See, the dead men rise, They fight again, amid the roar they fight, Blindly, and knowing not for whom, or why, They fight, they fall, they sink into the night.
J. W. LYNN, from the Yiddish of MORRIS ROSENFELD.
REVENGE REVENGE is a naked sword; It has neither hilt nor guard; Wouldst thou wield this brand of the Lord?
Is thy grasp, then, firm and hard?
What to read after The Humbler Poets Second Series a Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearc?
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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