Rhapsody
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His ears are deaf to hunger's cr}', The poor may weep, the famished die- RHAPSODY 47 He onh^ hears the clink of gold, And clutches with a tighter hold.
His eyes are blind to all distress, To faded cheek and tattered dress — He only sees his glittering gold.
And clutches with a tighter hold.
His greed for gold grows with the years, Dried up the man, the ape appears; And when he sleeps, of gold he dreams, And when he awakes, with gold he schemes.
With gold he measures man as dross.
And love and v...irtue as a loss; He sees the world through yellow gold; His soul is dead, his heart is cold.
And when this thing shall come to die, No man will mourn, no woman cry; And then begins a tale that's old, — To break his will and get his gold.
ON LEAVING THE CITY IN THE SPRING.
There is comfort in the city When the fields are dead and blown; 48 RHAPSODY But I would not gaze forever On a pile of brick and stone.
Smoke forever hangs above it, Like a portent in the sk^', And where'er it throws its shadow Trees and flowers fade and die.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His ears are deaf to hunger's cr}', The poor may weep, the famished die- RHAPSODY 47 He onh^ hears the clink of gold, And clutches with a tighter hold.
His eyes are blind to all distress, To faded cheek and tattered dress — He only sees his glittering gold.
And clutches with a tighter hold.
His greed for gold grows with the years, Dried up the man, the ape appears; And when he sleeps, of gold he dreams, And when he awakes, with gold he schemes.
With gold he measures man as dross.
And love and v...irtue as a loss; He sees the world through yellow gold; His soul is dead, his heart is cold.
And when this thing shall come to die, No man will mourn, no woman cry; And then begins a tale that's old, — To break his will and get his gold.
ON LEAVING THE CITY IN THE SPRING.
There is comfort in the city When the fields are dead and blown; 48 RHAPSODY But I would not gaze forever On a pile of brick and stone.
Smoke forever hangs above it, Like a portent in the sk^', And where'er it throws its shadow Trees and flowers fade and die.
What to read after Rhapsody?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Hitch to read onlineMoreLess
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