The Verse of Alfred Lichtenstein
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On high poles a scarecrow, implored, hangs. Stores flicker dimly through frosted windows, In front of which human bodies move like ghosts. Students carve a frozen girl. How lovely, the crystalline winter evening burning! A platinum moon now streams through a gap in the houses. Next to green lanterns under a bridge Lies a gypsy woman. And plays an instrument.
Girls They cannot stand their rooms in the evening. They creep out into deep starry streets.
How gentle is the world in the street...lights' wind! How strangely buzzing life melts away. .. They go by gardens and houses, As though very far off there might be a light, And they look upon every horny man As a sweet gentleman savior After the Ball Night creeps into the cellars, musty and dull. Tuxedos totter through the rubble of the street. Faces are moldy and worn out. The blue morning burns coolly in the city. How quickly music and dance and greed melted. .. It smells of the sun. And day begins With trolleys, horses, shouts and wind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On high poles a scarecrow, implored, hangs. Stores flicker dimly through frosted windows, In front of which human bodies move like ghosts. Students carve a frozen girl. How lovely, the crystalline winter evening burning! A platinum moon now streams through a gap in the houses. Next to green lanterns under a bridge Lies a gypsy woman. And plays an instrument.
Girls They cannot stand their rooms in the evening. They creep out into deep starry streets.
How gentle is the world in the street...lights' wind! How strangely buzzing life melts away. .. They go by gardens and houses, As though very far off there might be a light, And they look upon every horny man As a sweet gentleman savior After the Ball Night creeps into the cellars, musty and dull. Tuxedos totter through the rubble of the street. Faces are moldy and worn out. The blue morning burns coolly in the city. How quickly music and dance and greed melted. .. It smells of the sun. And day begins With trolleys, horses, shouts and wind.
What to read after The Verse of Alfred Lichtenstein?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lichtenstein Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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