Earth of Cualann
Earth of Cualann
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Till it is no bigger Than a moon-penny. Darkness and the hills lie together As in a bed. Sleeping lovers.
39 40 THE REVEALER NOT by prayers, not by songs Are men reborn, But by sacrifice. Sacrifice is the revealer : We see all things clearly In the glazed mirror of blood.
41 42 THE CUCKOO'S STREET o UT of sedgy fields I came on Srdid-na-Cuacha.
What did you see there ?
Castles white with lime ; Cuckoos in gold cages ^ And black queens feeding them ; Trees dropping moons Into vats of mead ; A go...at f air ^ — goats Whose horns were double rainbows ; Goatherds fiddling^ Naked babies dancing ; Jugglers throwijig gourds Through the rings of brooches ; Old Father Time Sitting drunken on a stone.
Out of Srdid-na-Cuacha I came on ferny hills.
43 44 HOW STILL THE NIGHT HOW still the night ! The air, a fragrance fallen from unseen wings ; The pine-trunks, stones of some dark and secret temple ; Venus, a lantern burning without flame.
But my soul is not still.
The wind blows bitterly ; The pines groan on their rock-nourished roots ; The stars are blotted out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Till it is no bigger Than a moon-penny. Darkness and the hills lie together As in a bed. Sleeping lovers.
39 40 THE REVEALER NOT by prayers, not by songs Are men reborn, But by sacrifice. Sacrifice is the revealer : We see all things clearly In the glazed mirror of blood.
41 42 THE CUCKOO'S STREET o UT of sedgy fields I came on Srdid-na-Cuacha.
What did you see there ?
Castles white with lime ; Cuckoos in gold cages ^ And black queens feeding them ; Trees dropping moons Into vats of mead ; A go...at f air ^ — goats Whose horns were double rainbows ; Goatherds fiddling^ Naked babies dancing ; Jugglers throwijig gourds Through the rings of brooches ; Old Father Time Sitting drunken on a stone.
Out of Srdid-na-Cuacha I came on ferny hills.
43 44 HOW STILL THE NIGHT HOW still the night ! The air, a fragrance fallen from unseen wings ; The pine-trunks, stones of some dark and secret temple ; Venus, a lantern burning without flame.
But my soul is not still.
The wind blows bitterly ; The pines groan on their rock-nourished roots ; The stars are blotted out.
What to read after Earth of Cualann?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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