The Hundred And One Harlequins
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With creaking leg and hollow tread They walk among the houses, chase the rope, And whisper warning while they play more loud. Below, the cripples lean out from their corners, And a dwarf or two will strain his little stride To run like a child holding a strong kite.
This is the magnet drawing every eye When Zarathustra comes behind the curtain of the gold horizon, Walks into the town through the deserted gates. Judges are holding back the wheel of time, Fitting the spokes to figures on a watch ...59 As they follow the competitors on airy paths.
He walks beneath an archway, hears his tread, Multiplied and echoed in this empty hall, And then is alone again on empty street. Stepping out firm, he starts to sing, Turns the corner and is in the square, His song a loud river that now joins the sea.
Who will he first step up to, Take by the shoulder, To break down his stare ? Will he stoop down to a dwarf and shout, Ask him to run across the square And beg the Mayor to stop festivities a moment ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With creaking leg and hollow tread They walk among the houses, chase the rope, And whisper warning while they play more loud. Below, the cripples lean out from their corners, And a dwarf or two will strain his little stride To run like a child holding a strong kite.
This is the magnet drawing every eye When Zarathustra comes behind the curtain of the gold horizon, Walks into the town through the deserted gates. Judges are holding back the wheel of time, Fitting the spokes to figures on a watch ...59 As they follow the competitors on airy paths.
He walks beneath an archway, hears his tread, Multiplied and echoed in this empty hall, And then is alone again on empty street. Stepping out firm, he starts to sing, Turns the corner and is in the square, His song a loud river that now joins the sea.
Who will he first step up to, Take by the shoulder, To break down his stare ? Will he stoop down to a dwarf and shout, Ask him to run across the square And beg the Mayor to stop festivities a moment ?
What to read after The Hundred And One Harlequins?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sacheverell Sitwell to read onlineMoreLess
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