The Man On the Hilltop And Other Poems
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Above me leans an ominous shape, Fearful, white-robed, hooded and masked in white. The pits of his eyes Peer like the port-holes of an armored ship, Merciless, keen, inhuman, dark. The hands alone are of my kindred; Their slender strength, that soon shall press the knife Silver and red, now lingers slowly above me, The last link with my human world . . .
i . . . The living daylight Clouds and thickens.
Flashes of sudden clearness stream before me, and then A menacing wave of darkness Swallows t...he glow with floods of vast and indeterminate grey.
But in the flashes I see the white form towering, Dim, ominous, Like some apostate monk whose will unholy Has renounced God ; and now In this most awful secret laboratory Would wring from matter 72 CHLOROFORM 73 Its stark and appalling answer.
At the gates of a bitter hell he stands, to wrest with eagei fierceness More of that dark forbidden knowledge Wherefrom his soul draws fervor to deny.
The clouds have grown thicker; they sway around me Dizzying, terrible, gigantic, pressing in upon me Like a thousand monsters of the deep with formless arms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Above me leans an ominous shape, Fearful, white-robed, hooded and masked in white. The pits of his eyes Peer like the port-holes of an armored ship, Merciless, keen, inhuman, dark. The hands alone are of my kindred; Their slender strength, that soon shall press the knife Silver and red, now lingers slowly above me, The last link with my human world . . .
i . . . The living daylight Clouds and thickens.
Flashes of sudden clearness stream before me, and then A menacing wave of darkness Swallows t...he glow with floods of vast and indeterminate grey.
But in the flashes I see the white form towering, Dim, ominous, Like some apostate monk whose will unholy Has renounced God ; and now In this most awful secret laboratory Would wring from matter 72 CHLOROFORM 73 Its stark and appalling answer.
At the gates of a bitter hell he stands, to wrest with eagei fierceness More of that dark forbidden knowledge Wherefrom his soul draws fervor to deny.
The clouds have grown thicker; they sway around me Dizzying, terrible, gigantic, pressing in upon me Like a thousand monsters of the deep with formless arms.
What to read after The Man On the Hilltop And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ficke Arthur Davison to read onlineMoreLess
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