The Sun Thief And Other Poems
The Sun Thief And Other Poems
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The host of angry heaven hast thou seen Fording the cloudy wrack, and in the deep Lower than hell's grey underworld of sleep The fallen Titans thou hast prisoned in. Lo And thou hast lived in Argos mid the green Of springing vine, and through the olive sheen The dawn o'er Arachnaeon cold and pale Has shone upon thee ; o'er the blue Aegean Thy dreams have wandered like a dwindling sail Searching the misty havens Cycladean, And thou hast wandered mad with moon-fraught eyes Across the gates of Asi...a, wild and wan Hast fallen at the pillars of the skies, Seeking the god who erst in shape of man Entered thy virgin mind [68] THE SUN-THIEF PROMETHEUS Nor shall depart From that sweet soul wherein he lies at last. Lo Yet I am mortal, thou immortal art ; And my poor beauty shall too soon be past. Already hath the cold wrought cruel despite Upon my body, and this pulse of light Hath shaken every vein and burned my flesh, Heal me with love, hide me with thy desire ! PROMETHEUS Not thou nor I can break the earthly mesh Of growth and fall wherewith the fates attire Naked mortality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The host of angry heaven hast thou seen Fording the cloudy wrack, and in the deep Lower than hell's grey underworld of sleep The fallen Titans thou hast prisoned in. Lo And thou hast lived in Argos mid the green Of springing vine, and through the olive sheen The dawn o'er Arachnaeon cold and pale Has shone upon thee ; o'er the blue Aegean Thy dreams have wandered like a dwindling sail Searching the misty havens Cycladean, And thou hast wandered mad with moon-fraught eyes Across the gates of Asi...a, wild and wan Hast fallen at the pillars of the skies, Seeking the god who erst in shape of man Entered thy virgin mind [68] THE SUN-THIEF PROMETHEUS Nor shall depart From that sweet soul wherein he lies at last. Lo Yet I am mortal, thou immortal art ; And my poor beauty shall too soon be past. Already hath the cold wrought cruel despite Upon my body, and this pulse of light Hath shaken every vein and burned my flesh, Heal me with love, hide me with thy desire ! PROMETHEUS Not thou nor I can break the earthly mesh Of growth and fall wherewith the fates attire Naked mortality.
What to read after The Sun Thief And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rhys Carpenter to read onlineMoreLess
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