Shadows And Ideals : Poems
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I thrust My curses, bitterer than gall, On all.
I strive alone for other peace.
Release From all the bitterness of life.
The strife 'Twixt good and evil is unfair, And prayer Is not so soothing as one thinks ; The stinks Of vice fill life, of acrid scent And blent With hellish harmonies that tempt.
Exempt No man is, and the soul will sin ; Begin, Eschew wrong first and I '11 adore ; Implore Your gods for proof, should I believe And grieve.
I know the value of a tear ; Each year RAVAILLAC SPEAJC...S.
Brings me new proof ; I grow more wise ; Mine eyes See through the darkness and the night.
More light Beyond, beyond, by fancy seen.
Rich sheen I can descry ; and I am glad.
Yet sad.
To say that on this gallful earth, Where birth Was given me, I now love to dwell ; To tell That though I can not bend the rod Of God, Or learn the lesson from above To love, That I can curse each living thing, And sing Of hideous days, and horrid nights.
Their blights.
And all the essences of sin Therein ; Gall mixed with tears, and tears with blood And mud ; SffADOlVS AND IDEALS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I thrust My curses, bitterer than gall, On all.
I strive alone for other peace.
Release From all the bitterness of life.
The strife 'Twixt good and evil is unfair, And prayer Is not so soothing as one thinks ; The stinks Of vice fill life, of acrid scent And blent With hellish harmonies that tempt.
Exempt No man is, and the soul will sin ; Begin, Eschew wrong first and I '11 adore ; Implore Your gods for proof, should I believe And grieve.
I know the value of a tear ; Each year RAVAILLAC SPEAJC...S.
Brings me new proof ; I grow more wise ; Mine eyes See through the darkness and the night.
More light Beyond, beyond, by fancy seen.
Rich sheen I can descry ; and I am glad.
Yet sad.
To say that on this gallful earth, Where birth Was given me, I now love to dwell ; To tell That though I can not bend the rod Of God, Or learn the lesson from above To love, That I can curse each living thing, And sing Of hideous days, and horrid nights.
Their blights.
And all the essences of sin Therein ; Gall mixed with tears, and tears with blood And mud ; SffADOlVS AND IDEALS.
What to read after Shadows And Ideals : Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Salturs, Francis Saltus, 1849-1889 to read onlineMoreLess
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