The Vision of Esther
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Brilliant and stable. Slaves and lowly peasants, Marking far off the glitter of its crown.
Made sign of awe, drew breath of satisfaction, Because the greatest in the cruel town Most righteous was, avenging swift infraction Of justice if the chiefs Should work them griefs.
1 88 The Wrath of the Gods " Now thus befell that in his palace hall — Redbeamed it was and carved with gay procession Inlaid and painted — Nimrod sat in stall Of Indian teakwood. But their several station His living chessmen ...took upon each square Before him on the tiles. A combat royal Of four kings and their household armies, where, When four ways battle met in wily trial Of wits, was aid withheld, Giv'n or compelled.
" Ages before the ancestors of Kush Rose in their hills, the winds they were of heaven That ruled the earth. From out the North would push A grievous demon in the whom no leaven Of mercy was. And from the South sea flew A gentle god, but full of bale. And Eastward In deserts dry there dwelt a monster crew Of imps whose lord his soul turned ever beastward ; But each green thing oppressed Wind of the West.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brilliant and stable. Slaves and lowly peasants, Marking far off the glitter of its crown.
Made sign of awe, drew breath of satisfaction, Because the greatest in the cruel town Most righteous was, avenging swift infraction Of justice if the chiefs Should work them griefs.
1 88 The Wrath of the Gods " Now thus befell that in his palace hall — Redbeamed it was and carved with gay procession Inlaid and painted — Nimrod sat in stall Of Indian teakwood. But their several station His living chessmen ...took upon each square Before him on the tiles. A combat royal Of four kings and their household armies, where, When four ways battle met in wily trial Of wits, was aid withheld, Giv'n or compelled.
" Ages before the ancestors of Kush Rose in their hills, the winds they were of heaven That ruled the earth. From out the North would push A grievous demon in the whom no leaven Of mercy was. And from the South sea flew A gentle god, but full of bale. And Eastward In deserts dry there dwelt a monster crew Of imps whose lord his soul turned ever beastward ; But each green thing oppressed Wind of the West.
What to read after The Vision of Esther?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles De Kay to read onlineMoreLess
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