Georgian Poetry 1916-17
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The lightning's swordStabbed on the forest. But the wordAbides with me. I feel its powerMost darkly in the twilit hour, When Night's eternal shadow, castOver earth hushed and pale and vast, Darkly foretells the soundless NightIn which this orb, so green, so bright, Now spins, and which shall compass herWhen on her rondure nought shall stirBut snow-whorls which the wind shall rollFrom the Equator to the Pole ...
For everlastingly there isSomething Beyond, Behind: I wisAll Gods are haunted, and t...here clings, As hound behind fled sheep, the thingsBeyond the Universe's ken:Gods haunt the Half-Gods, Half-Gods men, And Man the brute. Gods, born of Night, Feel a blacker appetiteGape to devour them; Half-Gods dreadBut jealous Gods; and mere men treadWarily lest a Half-God riseAnd loose on them from empty skiesAmazement, thunder, stark affright, Famine and sudden War's thick night, In which loud Furies hunt the PitiesThrough smoke above wrecked, flaming cities.
For Pan, the Unknown God, rules all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The lightning's swordStabbed on the forest. But the wordAbides with me. I feel its powerMost darkly in the twilit hour, When Night's eternal shadow, castOver earth hushed and pale and vast, Darkly foretells the soundless NightIn which this orb, so green, so bright, Now spins, and which shall compass herWhen on her rondure nought shall stirBut snow-whorls which the wind shall rollFrom the Equator to the Pole ...
For everlastingly there isSomething Beyond, Behind: I wisAll Gods are haunted, and t...here clings, As hound behind fled sheep, the thingsBeyond the Universe's ken:Gods haunt the Half-Gods, Half-Gods men, And Man the brute. Gods, born of Night, Feel a blacker appetiteGape to devour them; Half-Gods dreadBut jealous Gods; and mere men treadWarily lest a Half-God riseAnd loose on them from empty skiesAmazement, thunder, stark affright, Famine and sudden War's thick night, In which loud Furies hunt the PitiesThrough smoke above wrecked, flaming cities.
For Pan, the Unknown God, rules all.
What to read after Georgian Poetry 1916-17?
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