James Vila Blake As Poet Being a Brief Appreciation of His Work With Represent
James Vila Blake As Poet Being a Brief Appreciation of His Work With Represent
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Voices, released, rang loud on every side ; On pavements the crowds rattled, and thronging teams Jostled each other to the driver's call And crack of whip, sometimes a wrathful scream, Though soon engulfed in the great roar that rose, Like wind and wave commingled on the coast, Around me. And the sharp, shrill tread of feet On pavement, multitudinous, came up To top the roar, shot with sheen gleams of voices, I heard a distant bell, clanging before, Now rolling with the rest, so that all seemed... An instant as if all were bells, different, But ringing with one thought in many parts. Ah, master, it was grand, this symphony, Of hurrying men and rustling dress of women, The boy's hallo, the laugh of girls (what wed- dings !), And prattle of toddling babes, led by their hands, The rattling crowds, the teamster's shout, dogs barking, The clangor of great doors opening and shutting, All mingled in one vast reverberation Which to my sense was wondrous harmony. I lost myself, I was at home with thee ; I heard thee playing, I beheld thy hands Calling these peals tumultuous of sound From out a vast sublimity of pipes -29 John Atheling Towering in an organ with ten thousand pedals Of base that roared like flame, and piped with notes Of reeds and flutes that shot aloft like sparks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Voices, released, rang loud on every side ; On pavements the crowds rattled, and thronging teams Jostled each other to the driver's call And crack of whip, sometimes a wrathful scream, Though soon engulfed in the great roar that rose, Like wind and wave commingled on the coast, Around me. And the sharp, shrill tread of feet On pavement, multitudinous, came up To top the roar, shot with sheen gleams of voices, I heard a distant bell, clanging before, Now rolling with the rest, so that all seemed... An instant as if all were bells, different, But ringing with one thought in many parts. Ah, master, it was grand, this symphony, Of hurrying men and rustling dress of women, The boy's hallo, the laugh of girls (what wed- dings !), And prattle of toddling babes, led by their hands, The rattling crowds, the teamster's shout, dogs barking, The clangor of great doors opening and shutting, All mingled in one vast reverberation Which to my sense was wondrous harmony. I lost myself, I was at home with thee ; I heard thee playing, I beheld thy hands Calling these peals tumultuous of sound From out a vast sublimity of pipes -29 John Atheling Towering in an organ with ten thousand pedals Of base that roared like flame, and piped with notes Of reeds and flutes that shot aloft like sparks.
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