The Pilgrimage
The Pilgrimage
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His poetry actually is the thing that has in- duced a mood in him, trimmed of all that he had had to remove for him- self, and so made into something between nature and that pure elevation of mind from which Noguchi feels. This quality of pale flame-like emo- tion is common to all his poems, extraordinarily various as they are.
Sometimes he speaks with grandeur, as in these lines: When I am lost in the deep body of the mist on a hill, The universe seeius built with me as its pillar !
Am I the G...od upon the face of the deep, nay deepless deepness in the beginningt Sometimes wistfully : Alas ! mv soul is like a paper lantern, its paste wetted off under the rain. My tuve t wiU ti^vnvlcmM lack to-tiigf, / ? I/>, the snail at my door stealthily hides his horns. Oh, ptrf forth thy honourable horns for my sake '. W here it Truth ? here is Li g fit : Sometimes questioning : Mr jiootry Ix-. -ins with the tireless son^s of the cricket, on the lean grey-haired hill, in sobsr-faeed evening.
And the next jia;_'f- is Stillness .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His poetry actually is the thing that has in- duced a mood in him, trimmed of all that he had had to remove for him- self, and so made into something between nature and that pure elevation of mind from which Noguchi feels. This quality of pale flame-like emo- tion is common to all his poems, extraordinarily various as they are.
Sometimes he speaks with grandeur, as in these lines: When I am lost in the deep body of the mist on a hill, The universe seeius built with me as its pillar !
Am I the G...od upon the face of the deep, nay deepless deepness in the beginningt Sometimes wistfully : Alas ! mv soul is like a paper lantern, its paste wetted off under the rain. My tuve t wiU ti^vnvlcmM lack to-tiigf, / ? I/>, the snail at my door stealthily hides his horns. Oh, ptrf forth thy honourable horns for my sake '. W here it Truth ? here is Li g fit : Sometimes questioning : Mr jiootry Ix-. -ins with the tireless son^s of the cricket, on the lean grey-haired hill, in sobsr-faeed evening.
And the next jia;_'f- is Stillness .
What to read after The Pilgrimage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yon Noguchi to read onlineMoreLess
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