The Summer Garden New Poems
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But this was not to be; For passage opened where I might not force Half-near enough : yet hope rose once again When the crowd, closing, held me without will Fast by the very steps where he had risen Unto the dais, officered well round With men (I thought), new-lifted of the ranks; With these were varlets of the new belief, Elders, not priests, for so its maxim ran, In dusty robes of white.
One of these, fitted for men's venerance, With a child's face above an aged man's beard, Crowned the new k...ing, my first rebellious son, Born of a casual mother, with a crown Of twisted leaves and branches, signifying By means I could not ravel, That he was king by favor of their God.
And I stood there with rending heart; but when The cheers rose thundering and the trumpets rang, 75 THE PARASCHIST I was borne standing, with close-pinioned arms Direct the rising stair, until I reached With powerless will, where will had no avail.
Then, as the crowd surged back, I saw beside me, Another waif beached by a senseless sea, The guardsman I had plighted kingly end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But this was not to be; For passage opened where I might not force Half-near enough : yet hope rose once again When the crowd, closing, held me without will Fast by the very steps where he had risen Unto the dais, officered well round With men (I thought), new-lifted of the ranks; With these were varlets of the new belief, Elders, not priests, for so its maxim ran, In dusty robes of white.
One of these, fitted for men's venerance, With a child's face above an aged man's beard, Crowned the new k...ing, my first rebellious son, Born of a casual mother, with a crown Of twisted leaves and branches, signifying By means I could not ravel, That he was king by favor of their God.
And I stood there with rending heart; but when The cheers rose thundering and the trumpets rang, 75 THE PARASCHIST I was borne standing, with close-pinioned arms Direct the rising stair, until I reached With powerless will, where will had no avail.
Then, as the crowd surged back, I saw beside me, Another waif beached by a senseless sea, The guardsman I had plighted kingly end.
What to read after The Summer Garden New Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Edward Richardson to read onlineMoreLess
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