A Hymn to Dionysus And Other Poems
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It binds us still with living links to life. My love, which no cold god shall make afraid.
53 Would it might feed thee, would it might nourish thee. Would it might salve thy torment, and defeat The malice and the bitterness of Hell !
Peirithous.
How art thou too, thou too, amongst the dead ? Thou hast not sinned, one sin is punished thus, And that sin have I sinned. Art thou not Theseus Whose sad and patient face has haunted me Through the long moments of a fever dream Which now for many centur...ies I have dreamed. Art thou, too, dead, who hast a living voice, Stormy and full of sunlight ? For I knew thee Once when a sound of winds was in my ears And sense of palpable earth beneath my feet, And loved thee : yet a faded memory, A cloudy and a misty shape art thou. And I would know what bond constrains thee here, And what inexorable cords of death Are wound about thy living feet and hands.
Theseus. I have watched beside thee all the bitter hours Of thy great torment, yet thou knewest me not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It binds us still with living links to life. My love, which no cold god shall make afraid.
53 Would it might feed thee, would it might nourish thee. Would it might salve thy torment, and defeat The malice and the bitterness of Hell !
Peirithous.
How art thou too, thou too, amongst the dead ? Thou hast not sinned, one sin is punished thus, And that sin have I sinned. Art thou not Theseus Whose sad and patient face has haunted me Through the long moments of a fever dream Which now for many centur...ies I have dreamed. Art thou, too, dead, who hast a living voice, Stormy and full of sunlight ? For I knew thee Once when a sound of winds was in my ears And sense of palpable earth beneath my feet, And loved thee : yet a faded memory, A cloudy and a misty shape art thou. And I would know what bond constrains thee here, And what inexorable cords of death Are wound about thy living feet and hands.
Theseus. I have watched beside thee all the bitter hours Of thy great torment, yet thou knewest me not.
What to read after A Hymn to Dionysus And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Sackville to read onlineMoreLess
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