The Sovereign in the Street, And Other Poems
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Not until Hell's doom.
When the last shivering consumptive imp Will slam the black and icy gates of gloom And fall convulsed with many a woeful crimp, Will there again such mangled monster crawl Out of the glimmering pits (as if surviving Satan and all his tortures) as did fall Into my sight — a shape that howled arriving.
Of the deformities of them before He was the ghastly, physical conjunction; Shaped by his wounds and showing many more To try my fear or delicate compunction, Threefoldly dam...aged, wrenched from noble height, With blood-stains in his beard and hair that ran Into mad masses, he was all, outright.
Humpbacked and crippled and a one-ej'^ed man, Like the first huge up-shouldered one he loomed, And like the angry cripple dragged a limb, And like the one-eyed man's his one eye bloomed, And as a gory giant he was grim.
18 He spoke: "I am that one you firstly scanned.
I am the man of many woes and wrongs.
I know the backs that suffer and withstand.
I know the hearts to which your blood belongs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not until Hell's doom.
When the last shivering consumptive imp Will slam the black and icy gates of gloom And fall convulsed with many a woeful crimp, Will there again such mangled monster crawl Out of the glimmering pits (as if surviving Satan and all his tortures) as did fall Into my sight — a shape that howled arriving.
Of the deformities of them before He was the ghastly, physical conjunction; Shaped by his wounds and showing many more To try my fear or delicate compunction, Threefoldly dam...aged, wrenched from noble height, With blood-stains in his beard and hair that ran Into mad masses, he was all, outright.
Humpbacked and crippled and a one-ej'^ed man, Like the first huge up-shouldered one he loomed, And like the angry cripple dragged a limb, And like the one-eyed man's his one eye bloomed, And as a gory giant he was grim.
18 He spoke: "I am that one you firstly scanned.
I am the man of many woes and wrongs.
I know the backs that suffer and withstand.
I know the hearts to which your blood belongs.
What to read after The Sovereign in the Street, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Josaphare, Lionel, B. 1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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