The Wooden Pegasus
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The switchback, with its noisy run, Is turning like the wooden sun As he rides on his rocking-horse All Struwwelpeter-haired ; we course On sands as moist as sugar-cane, And the Fat Woman's face and mane Are sometimes dappled by the shade Into the likeness of some maid 78 CHOIR-BOY RIDES ON THE SWITCHBACK-* Long dead ♦ ♦ ♦ those golden shadows fell On Cressid or Alaciel.
The beggar-tunes on horseback ride, With cheeks as pink as Angels', — glide Through Babylon, Chicago, Troy, And Black Man's L...and. Each golden boy Blows silver trumpets over these, As clear as apples on the trees.
I will go home and pack my pride, Then with these beggar-tunes I'll ride — For all the hymns I try to sing Are but Love's beggars shivering In thorny thickets where one sees Stars grow for wild wet raspberries.
79 APRICOT JAM BENEATH the dancing, glancing green The tea is spread amid the sheen Of pince-nez (glints of thought) ; thus seen, In sharp reflections only, brain Perceives the world all flat and plain In rounded segments, joy and pain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The switchback, with its noisy run, Is turning like the wooden sun As he rides on his rocking-horse All Struwwelpeter-haired ; we course On sands as moist as sugar-cane, And the Fat Woman's face and mane Are sometimes dappled by the shade Into the likeness of some maid 78 CHOIR-BOY RIDES ON THE SWITCHBACK-* Long dead ♦ ♦ ♦ those golden shadows fell On Cressid or Alaciel.
The beggar-tunes on horseback ride, With cheeks as pink as Angels', — glide Through Babylon, Chicago, Troy, And Black Man's L...and. Each golden boy Blows silver trumpets over these, As clear as apples on the trees.
I will go home and pack my pride, Then with these beggar-tunes I'll ride — For all the hymns I try to sing Are but Love's beggars shivering In thorny thickets where one sees Stars grow for wild wet raspberries.
79 APRICOT JAM BENEATH the dancing, glancing green The tea is spread amid the sheen Of pince-nez (glints of thought) ; thus seen, In sharp reflections only, brain Perceives the world all flat and plain In rounded segments, joy and pain.
What to read after The Wooden Pegasus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Sitwell to read onlineMoreLess
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