Collected Poems
Collected Poems
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He slowly withdraws from the gate, and stands still in the centre of the stage.) Cuthbert: Is there a Power above that looks on this And suffers it to be so? — sees a soul Out of its very guilelessness and trust Dragged down to hell, nor lifts a staying hand?
Is it or God or Devil rules us? Speak!
Proclaim Thee, God, by burst of holy wrath Shall sweep Earth clean of its iniquities!
Art Thou all-perfect and canst brook such wrong, Rewarding greed with gain, and crime with chance, And sin with st...ainless tools? God! O God!
Or is there no God and no Devil — ^naught Save a vast superstition we call fate? — Naught higher, stronger, holier than himself, sc. V THe N\in of Kent 191 For man to reach to in a desperate need? — Oh, agony — oh, hell of helplessness!
Scene v (CuTHBERT and Mistress Vane.) Mistress Vane: Yet here? Hold'st thou the ground she trod so dear Thou canst not leave it?
CuTHBERT {passionately): I hold nothing dear In the wide earth, — ^nor herself, nor myself.
Nor thyself, who did'st bear me for this hour!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He slowly withdraws from the gate, and stands still in the centre of the stage.) Cuthbert: Is there a Power above that looks on this And suffers it to be so? — sees a soul Out of its very guilelessness and trust Dragged down to hell, nor lifts a staying hand?
Is it or God or Devil rules us? Speak!
Proclaim Thee, God, by burst of holy wrath Shall sweep Earth clean of its iniquities!
Art Thou all-perfect and canst brook such wrong, Rewarding greed with gain, and crime with chance, And sin with st...ainless tools? God! O God!
Or is there no God and no Devil — ^naught Save a vast superstition we call fate? — Naught higher, stronger, holier than himself, sc. V THe N\in of Kent 191 For man to reach to in a desperate need? — Oh, agony — oh, hell of helplessness!
Scene v (CuTHBERT and Mistress Vane.) Mistress Vane: Yet here? Hold'st thou the ground she trod so dear Thou canst not leave it?
CuTHBERT {passionately): I hold nothing dear In the wide earth, — ^nor herself, nor myself.
Nor thyself, who did'st bear me for this hour!
What to read after Collected Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Litchfield Grace Denio to read onlineMoreLess
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