Wheels 1921 Sixth Cycle
Wheels 1921 Sixth Cycle
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" 17 SHERARD VINES.
QUADRANT.
The policewomen stand under the Georgian arcade On the loolvout for poor polls who stop to adjust a garter or have a joke.
Spoiling our fun, can't stand a girl a drink nowadays.
Under the arches of soap coloured plaster they huddle awkwardly like faded wax mannequins, A foreshortened group in doleful indigo, shrinking from the observant lamps, white cherries floating in the vinous liquor of night.
In that sallow arcade staring with sunken jaws and eyes.
They recede... on one another looking sternly at the poor polls.
18 H. R. BARBOR.
SUBJECTIVE ODYSSEY.
Ill the cool of evening I and myself go voyaging, Seeking a ghoul-grotesquerie, a sublimated Intensified paradisal Piccadilly Circus with its half-past-one-a. M.
Denizens — doxies and drabs And rubber-heeled custodians of the woe That world-wide mediocrity has made In its own blear image And christened after Christ.
(You may think that silly But you can't blame them.
After all, Christ came To save the silly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 17 SHERARD VINES.
QUADRANT.
The policewomen stand under the Georgian arcade On the loolvout for poor polls who stop to adjust a garter or have a joke.
Spoiling our fun, can't stand a girl a drink nowadays.
Under the arches of soap coloured plaster they huddle awkwardly like faded wax mannequins, A foreshortened group in doleful indigo, shrinking from the observant lamps, white cherries floating in the vinous liquor of night.
In that sallow arcade staring with sunken jaws and eyes.
They recede... on one another looking sternly at the poor polls.
18 H. R. BARBOR.
SUBJECTIVE ODYSSEY.
Ill the cool of evening I and myself go voyaging, Seeking a ghoul-grotesquerie, a sublimated Intensified paradisal Piccadilly Circus with its half-past-one-a. M.
Denizens — doxies and drabs And rubber-heeled custodians of the woe That world-wide mediocrity has made In its own blear image And christened after Christ.
(You may think that silly But you can't blame them.
After all, Christ came To save the silly.
What to read after Wheels 1921 Sixth Cycle?
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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