Horizons
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He had no follower who would deny he knew him, But every man a Judas kiss had for him.
How different with them ; Who went at night, with even night shut from them By goggled trappings that pent up their vileness in them.
The cock might crow till Justice died but no one knew them.
He, the uplifted bridegroom, (Justice loved him) To that ghastly dance of Hymen they led him.
They could not see, for goggled eyes, his Goddess wed him; The light they hid from was alone for him.
They had their way, th...at much was vouchsafed them ; The poor sick body danced a step or two to glut them ; A drift of dust shaken off his soul fell on them; They were alone, fearing the kindly light that could not find them.
He was no Ulysses, his rival suitors were too much for him; The twenty-five pure lovers of grave Justice tricked him.
[19] But when they had (they thought) disposed of him, Justice refused their stifling secrecy and ran on streams of light to him.
Happy with his immortal bride he bends to them, Pitying, knowing that the break of dawn to them Must be a cruel torture to the eyes of them, — They who deny the light and wrap their night about them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had no follower who would deny he knew him, But every man a Judas kiss had for him.
How different with them ; Who went at night, with even night shut from them By goggled trappings that pent up their vileness in them.
The cock might crow till Justice died but no one knew them.
He, the uplifted bridegroom, (Justice loved him) To that ghastly dance of Hymen they led him.
They could not see, for goggled eyes, his Goddess wed him; The light they hid from was alone for him.
They had their way, th...at much was vouchsafed them ; The poor sick body danced a step or two to glut them ; A drift of dust shaken off his soul fell on them; They were alone, fearing the kindly light that could not find them.
He was no Ulysses, his rival suitors were too much for him; The twenty-five pure lovers of grave Justice tricked him.
[19] But when they had (they thought) disposed of him, Justice refused their stifling secrecy and ran on streams of light to him.
Happy with his immortal bride he bends to them, Pitying, knowing that the break of dawn to them Must be a cruel torture to the eyes of them, — They who deny the light and wrap their night about them.
What to read after Horizons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Alden Sanborn to read onlineMoreLess
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