Preludes And Symphonies
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Beautiful, winking, sullen eyes, 1 am tired of seeing you in the same old places, Night after night in the sky.
I hoped you would dance but after twentysix years, I find you are determined to stay as you are.
So I make it known to you, stars clustered or solitary, That I want you to fall into my lap to-night.
Come down, little stars, let me play with you : I will string you like beads, and shovel you together, And wear you in my ears, and scatter you over people And toss you back, like apples, ...if I choose.
[ 26] IRRADIATIONS XXV . \s I wandered over the city through the night, I saw many strange things : But I have forgotten all Except one painted face, Gaudy, shameless nighforchid, Heavy, flushed, sticky with narcotic perfume, There was something in you which made me prefer you Above all the feeble forgefme'nots of the world.
You were neither burnt out nor pallid, There was plain, coarse, vulgar meaning in every line of you, And no make-believe : You were at least alive, When all the rest were but puppets of the night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beautiful, winking, sullen eyes, 1 am tired of seeing you in the same old places, Night after night in the sky.
I hoped you would dance but after twentysix years, I find you are determined to stay as you are.
So I make it known to you, stars clustered or solitary, That I want you to fall into my lap to-night.
Come down, little stars, let me play with you : I will string you like beads, and shovel you together, And wear you in my ears, and scatter you over people And toss you back, like apples, ...if I choose.
[ 26] IRRADIATIONS XXV . \s I wandered over the city through the night, I saw many strange things : But I have forgotten all Except one painted face, Gaudy, shameless nighforchid, Heavy, flushed, sticky with narcotic perfume, There was something in you which made me prefer you Above all the feeble forgefme'nots of the world.
You were neither burnt out nor pallid, There was plain, coarse, vulgar meaning in every line of you, And no make-believe : You were at least alive, When all the rest were but puppets of the night.
What to read after Preludes And Symphonies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fletcher John Gould to read onlineMoreLess
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