Two Fishers And Other Poems
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One went blind ; another stark mad.
He's dead.
Fruit of the curse she flung.
" Old witch/' they said.
Life ran high there ; men nourished their hates And slashed with swords. Harsh skies swerved to the rim of the bay, Sweden seawards.
And I lay in her bare, clean room At the stairway's end.
And the fierce pain clutched me and held me ; And nought would fend.
" mother, " I cried and she leaned to me " Give me your hand's touch. They have broken me too, and flung me This same blind crutch. " And ...she placed her hand in my hand ; And her touch thrilled me.
And the blood ran warm in my veins And her dead life healed me.
She was wasted, arid as one Whom no sun cheers. But her dead life flowered that day Down sixty years.
THE PUPIL: RHINELAND " MISTER, I do not like the task. Tis dull to-day, you're tired, too. But, Mister, I've a thing to ask ; Am I not beautiful ? Speak true. " Now, God save all poor tutor-men From Innocence so rapt and sly, And send the plainest student-girls To one so passion-starved as I.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One went blind ; another stark mad.
He's dead.
Fruit of the curse she flung.
" Old witch/' they said.
Life ran high there ; men nourished their hates And slashed with swords. Harsh skies swerved to the rim of the bay, Sweden seawards.
And I lay in her bare, clean room At the stairway's end.
And the fierce pain clutched me and held me ; And nought would fend.
" mother, " I cried and she leaned to me " Give me your hand's touch. They have broken me too, and flung me This same blind crutch. " And ...she placed her hand in my hand ; And her touch thrilled me.
And the blood ran warm in my veins And her dead life healed me.
She was wasted, arid as one Whom no sun cheers. But her dead life flowered that day Down sixty years.
THE PUPIL: RHINELAND " MISTER, I do not like the task. Tis dull to-day, you're tired, too. But, Mister, I've a thing to ask ; Am I not beautiful ? Speak true. " Now, God save all poor tutor-men From Innocence so rapt and sly, And send the plainest student-girls To one so passion-starved as I.
What to read after Two Fishers And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herbert Edward Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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