The Provincetown Plays
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. . Pray if you must Only your own ears hear you, and only the heart in your breast Responds to the grandiose emotion. . . See yon der star?
That is the great Aldebaron, great in the night, Needing a whole sky, as a vat and a reservoir, which he fills with his flame. . .
But no astronomer with his eye to his lenses Has seen ears on the monster.
THE PRIEST Thou that hast never seen an atom, nor the ether thou pratest of, Thou that hast never seen the consciousness of man, What knowest thou of th...e invisible arms about this sky, And the Father that leans above us?
THE POET We need know nothing of any Father When the grasses themselves, withering in Oc tober, stand up and sing their own dirges in the great west wind, And every pine is like a winter lodging house where the needles may remember the greenness of the world, And the great shadow is jagged at its top with stars, 99 THE PROVINCETOWN PLAYS And the heart of man is as a wanderer looking for the light in a window, And the kiss and warm joy of his beloved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . Pray if you must Only your own ears hear you, and only the heart in your breast Responds to the grandiose emotion. . . See yon der star?
That is the great Aldebaron, great in the night, Needing a whole sky, as a vat and a reservoir, which he fills with his flame. . .
But no astronomer with his eye to his lenses Has seen ears on the monster.
THE PRIEST Thou that hast never seen an atom, nor the ether thou pratest of, Thou that hast never seen the consciousness of man, What knowest thou of th...e invisible arms about this sky, And the Father that leans above us?
THE POET We need know nothing of any Father When the grasses themselves, withering in Oc tober, stand up and sing their own dirges in the great west wind, And every pine is like a winter lodging house where the needles may remember the greenness of the world, And the great shadow is jagged at its top with stars, 99 THE PROVINCETOWN PLAYS And the heart of man is as a wanderer looking for the light in a window, And the kiss and warm joy of his beloved.
What to read after The Provincetown Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Cram Cook to read onlineMoreLess
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