The Peoples Palace
The Peoples Palace
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Now Pan has learnt his song And sings it on the mountains, The centaurs gurgling the honeyed waters Take hands from lips, retire to caves ; Each satyr, ev'ry grape'gatherer Can hear their panicked rumblings.
Now the song lulls ; centaurs breathe again — To daylight— sniff around ; then gallop down the hills ; PINDAR » Beneath the cliffs, poor fishermen Hear thunder-thudding of the hooves, and sail for sea. They think a hissing thunderbolt will fall about their heads.
And from the cliffs the cen...taurs hear Flutes like bird-flights through the air All regular, then flurry of the wings As breath fails in the player — And fevered pluckings at a harp Are birds beneath a canopy of leaves Who preen their feathers, strike their beaks Upon each quill, re-echoing With air-born ecstasy. — Could one imprison fire within a pipe of glass To catch the surge and shrinkage of its flames, I think we'd have in one small pipe A man could play on, Every plunge through chasms where the winds play, Through bell-clear ringing sounds of rain, Through painted distances aloof as dreams, And every beat their wings make on clouds Reverberant as caverns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now Pan has learnt his song And sings it on the mountains, The centaurs gurgling the honeyed waters Take hands from lips, retire to caves ; Each satyr, ev'ry grape'gatherer Can hear their panicked rumblings.
Now the song lulls ; centaurs breathe again — To daylight— sniff around ; then gallop down the hills ; PINDAR » Beneath the cliffs, poor fishermen Hear thunder-thudding of the hooves, and sail for sea. They think a hissing thunderbolt will fall about their heads.
And from the cliffs the cen...taurs hear Flutes like bird-flights through the air All regular, then flurry of the wings As breath fails in the player — And fevered pluckings at a harp Are birds beneath a canopy of leaves Who preen their feathers, strike their beaks Upon each quill, re-echoing With air-born ecstasy. — Could one imprison fire within a pipe of glass To catch the surge and shrinkage of its flames, I think we'd have in one small pipe A man could play on, Every plunge through chasms where the winds play, Through bell-clear ringing sounds of rain, Through painted distances aloof as dreams, And every beat their wings make on clouds Reverberant as caverns.
What to read after The Peoples Palace?
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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