The Modernists
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within thy hand An ear of wheat! yea, Spica burns the best, The brightest of thy stars. The moon is down.
I saw one horn of her gore at a cloud Low on the desert. How the harbour lights Glimmer and fall ! they are like yellow petals Shaken from little flowers of the field Before that great red lotus of the north Pharos! held high upon its marble vase And lifted over Alexandria, To lead the sailors in : two triremes now Steal past the quay with homeward-moving oars.
Tis good to be alone among th...e stars Upon this temple stair. There goes Arcturus, Leading his flocks; behind him he has flung The Northern Crown with Gemma's golden glow: He has no care for crowns, who loves the sheep! Perchance Arcturus knows that Vega plays Her harp for him, and with celestial song Almost persuades her shepherd to turn back.
Ha, Draco! ever in thy swift pursuit, And ever foiled of feeding on the flocks Arcturus leads, what holds thee from thy prey? Is Vega's love preventing? do her eyes Dare that deep gulf made by those gaping jaws, And pierce them as with arrows from a bow?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
within thy hand An ear of wheat! yea, Spica burns the best, The brightest of thy stars. The moon is down.
I saw one horn of her gore at a cloud Low on the desert. How the harbour lights Glimmer and fall ! they are like yellow petals Shaken from little flowers of the field Before that great red lotus of the north Pharos! held high upon its marble vase And lifted over Alexandria, To lead the sailors in : two triremes now Steal past the quay with homeward-moving oars.
Tis good to be alone among th...e stars Upon this temple stair. There goes Arcturus, Leading his flocks; behind him he has flung The Northern Crown with Gemma's golden glow: He has no care for crowns, who loves the sheep! Perchance Arcturus knows that Vega plays Her harp for him, and with celestial song Almost persuades her shepherd to turn back.
Ha, Draco! ever in thy swift pursuit, And ever foiled of feeding on the flocks Arcturus leads, what holds thee from thy prey? Is Vega's love preventing? do her eyes Dare that deep gulf made by those gaping jaws, And pierce them as with arrows from a bow?
What to read after The Modernists?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Norwood to read onlineMoreLess
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