The Passing Show Five Modern Plays in Verse
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Yea, we who missed the fateful cast, Faltering when the angel passed, May count his footsteps one by one Down to our earth, back to his sun.
He. And we who never spake before May utter pallid words.
She. And we Whose wind-drawn senses feel no more, May tell the ruinous heart-throbs o er That beat us down this bitter path.
He. We pale inheritors of wrath, Who might be treading, hand in hand, Spaces afoam with wings.
72 AFTER ALL She. If you, That day when God was with us two, Had given me the su...preme command.
He. If you had stood less proudly there Against the sun, had seemed aware Of the desire that did not dare. She. I who dared all ! He. If the red lips, That smiled, had trembled once. If even One quiver of the finger-tips Had proved you woman She. If like a man You had torn the veil He. We blurred God s plan Rust on the shining rim of heaven. Chorus of Spirits.
Come and see them Cringe and cower Fools who missed The perfect hour! Dumb and blind, To them was given Light, love, joy, A glimpse of heaven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yea, we who missed the fateful cast, Faltering when the angel passed, May count his footsteps one by one Down to our earth, back to his sun.
He. And we who never spake before May utter pallid words.
She. And we Whose wind-drawn senses feel no more, May tell the ruinous heart-throbs o er That beat us down this bitter path.
He. We pale inheritors of wrath, Who might be treading, hand in hand, Spaces afoam with wings.
72 AFTER ALL She. If you, That day when God was with us two, Had given me the su...preme command.
He. If you had stood less proudly there Against the sun, had seemed aware Of the desire that did not dare. She. I who dared all ! He. If the red lips, That smiled, had trembled once. If even One quiver of the finger-tips Had proved you woman She. If like a man You had torn the veil He. We blurred God s plan Rust on the shining rim of heaven. Chorus of Spirits.
Come and see them Cringe and cower Fools who missed The perfect hour! Dumb and blind, To them was given Light, love, joy, A glimpse of heaven.
What to read after The Passing Show Five Modern Plays in Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Monroe to read onlineMoreLess
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