Youth's Pilgrimage
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He heaves Wearily back his head, to blink once more 30 Youth^s Pilgri?nage The fervor of the sun. Blue gaunt and old He stood. His rolling eyeballs could not wink Their matted coverlids; the flowers would fold And fade he looked on. From their dooms ashrink He hunched to the bleaker wall ; the door gaped black ; He stared with cunning lurch; peered in; leaped back; Then sidelong through the gate with hideous slink Made passage to the dark. . . . The gazers shifted Slow sated eyes, now left, now... right; the hill In Youth's smooth slumbers lay ; a grass blade lifted Sharply with sputter of dew ; the whip-poor-will Had cadenced in the tw^ilight; not the stirring Of one slow slender leaf forbade the purring Of sorrow searching waterfalls, that still Monotonous music forth and solemnize The vespers of the violet. Like a flower Unfolding sudden fragrance to the skies.
Or jasmine wooing night moths to its bower By odorous magic of its suing breath, The woman rose, and murmured, "Birth and Death — These hast thou seen, and now it is the hour 31 Youth^s Pilgrimage When I am gathered to the hosts that throng High revels in the wilderness of night, And greet the passionate moon with Bromian song.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He heaves Wearily back his head, to blink once more 30 Youth^s Pilgri?nage The fervor of the sun. Blue gaunt and old He stood. His rolling eyeballs could not wink Their matted coverlids; the flowers would fold And fade he looked on. From their dooms ashrink He hunched to the bleaker wall ; the door gaped black ; He stared with cunning lurch; peered in; leaped back; Then sidelong through the gate with hideous slink Made passage to the dark. . . . The gazers shifted Slow sated eyes, now left, now... right; the hill In Youth's smooth slumbers lay ; a grass blade lifted Sharply with sputter of dew ; the whip-poor-will Had cadenced in the tw^ilight; not the stirring Of one slow slender leaf forbade the purring Of sorrow searching waterfalls, that still Monotonous music forth and solemnize The vespers of the violet. Like a flower Unfolding sudden fragrance to the skies.
Or jasmine wooing night moths to its bower By odorous magic of its suing breath, The woman rose, and murmured, "Birth and Death — These hast thou seen, and now it is the hour 31 Youth^s Pilgrimage When I am gathered to the hosts that throng High revels in the wilderness of night, And greet the passionate moon with Bromian song.
What to read after Youth's Pilgrimage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roy Addison Helton to read onlineMoreLess
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