The New Circe Poems
The New Circe Poems
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. . . I saw through the clear windows of her soul With her child's eyes and purity of thought, Calmly and beautifully. The days slipped by Like running water, cleansing me and her— Cleansed doubly in that spacious peace of mind And in the keen white flame of passion.
So For three scarce-dreamt-of months. Then something rapped On those white windows, and an unknown hand Brake then, — and all things crumbled into dust. All women came and went before my eyes Branded with her unfaithfulness. I look...ed, Seeking in each heart solace for my woes ; For I had sown with generous hopeful hands. Giving to the rich soil my uttermost thoughts, And yet all sprang up rotten and full of lies. . . .
But, all unknowing, Love had grown and flowered Within my own heart ; and at last I knew How I could see more largely in women's eyes, Not husbanding my love, but giving freely In fair companionship ; suddenly aware Of wider, braver loveliness, and not The little stilted beauty I had known 63 REVOLT That lay between soft lips and circling arms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . I saw through the clear windows of her soul With her child's eyes and purity of thought, Calmly and beautifully. The days slipped by Like running water, cleansing me and her— Cleansed doubly in that spacious peace of mind And in the keen white flame of passion.
So For three scarce-dreamt-of months. Then something rapped On those white windows, and an unknown hand Brake then, — and all things crumbled into dust. All women came and went before my eyes Branded with her unfaithfulness. I look...ed, Seeking in each heart solace for my woes ; For I had sown with generous hopeful hands. Giving to the rich soil my uttermost thoughts, And yet all sprang up rotten and full of lies. . . .
But, all unknowing, Love had grown and flowered Within my own heart ; and at last I knew How I could see more largely in women's eyes, Not husbanding my love, but giving freely In fair companionship ; suddenly aware Of wider, braver loveliness, and not The little stilted beauty I had known 63 REVOLT That lay between soft lips and circling arms.
What to read after The New Circe Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Gerald Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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