The Sisters And Green Magic
The Sisters And Green Magic
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But the only sound that reached me out of the darkness and the rain was the dull, pulseless roar of some distant waterfall unchained during the day among the mountains. I lay down again with an aching heart, but the grey light of the dismal spring dawn was already making plain the barren hideousness of the paperless walls before I fell into a heavy sleep, from which I awoke red-eyed and dry of skin.
After a fortnight I was sent to Dublin to enter the office of the Department there as an under-c...lerk, but before I turned my back on my native county I had already made several more or less crude attempts to express in verse and short prose-sketches the remembered emotional experiences of my dead island life. My being that had surged with the tides of the sea and the tides of light and darkness every morning and evening still beat with the rhythms of the green wave, and was impelled, almost involuntarily perhaps, to wing out some message into the darkness that now seemed to cloud my days. 1 think I used to imagine, fancifully enough, that when I called out my verses on some hill-top, possibly the sea might hear the cries of my sorrowful heart and would not forget me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the only sound that reached me out of the darkness and the rain was the dull, pulseless roar of some distant waterfall unchained during the day among the mountains. I lay down again with an aching heart, but the grey light of the dismal spring dawn was already making plain the barren hideousness of the paperless walls before I fell into a heavy sleep, from which I awoke red-eyed and dry of skin.
After a fortnight I was sent to Dublin to enter the office of the Department there as an under-c...lerk, but before I turned my back on my native county I had already made several more or less crude attempts to express in verse and short prose-sketches the remembered emotional experiences of my dead island life. My being that had surged with the tides of the sea and the tides of light and darkness every morning and evening still beat with the rhythms of the green wave, and was impelled, almost involuntarily perhaps, to wing out some message into the darkness that now seemed to cloud my days. 1 think I used to imagine, fancifully enough, that when I called out my verses on some hill-top, possibly the sea might hear the cries of my sorrowful heart and would not forget me.
What to read after The Sisters And Green Magic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arnold Bax to read onlineMoreLess
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