The Silver Age a Dramatic Poem
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Everywhere have I sought you. There is much That needs decision quickly, and I look To you, sole faithful one. Who would believe That I could hope from this man, here, a voice Ardent for righteousness ? I was befooled, As you were, by his perjured promises. Power won, the bubble burst. Could you but know How I have toiled and pjeaded, showing him The path of legislative justice, — claimed Fulfilment of his vow to womanhood. While each old protestation that he made In turn melted to dust ! I am ...forlorn THE SILVER AGE ^J At memory of the faith which suffered him To share my pure and lofty dreams. He knew. Artful enough, — the value to be gained From good association. He, — no fool, — Milked me of virtue, that might profit him In low ambition, climbed, with stolen help Of my ideals. Now he repudiates All that he swore allegiance to, maintains The gross male rule, yielding acknowledgment To war, lust, force, — what brutal minds call facts. But high souls heed not. Clear before him lay A golden opening for the miracle Of feminizing all things, but he turned Perversely back to bogland masculine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everywhere have I sought you. There is much That needs decision quickly, and I look To you, sole faithful one. Who would believe That I could hope from this man, here, a voice Ardent for righteousness ? I was befooled, As you were, by his perjured promises. Power won, the bubble burst. Could you but know How I have toiled and pjeaded, showing him The path of legislative justice, — claimed Fulfilment of his vow to womanhood. While each old protestation that he made In turn melted to dust ! I am ...forlorn THE SILVER AGE ^J At memory of the faith which suffered him To share my pure and lofty dreams. He knew. Artful enough, — the value to be gained From good association. He, — no fool, — Milked me of virtue, that might profit him In low ambition, climbed, with stolen help Of my ideals. Now he repudiates All that he swore allegiance to, maintains The gross male rule, yielding acknowledgment To war, lust, force, — what brutal minds call facts. But high souls heed not. Clear before him lay A golden opening for the miracle Of feminizing all things, but he turned Perversely back to bogland masculine.
What to read after The Silver Age a Dramatic Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Edward John Legge to read onlineMoreLess
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