The Hunter And Other Poems
The Hunter And Other Poems
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And no answer reaches me out of thy vastness, In thy abysses there is no one to heed me, To catch my far-oflr, faint little wherefores — Besides, thou knowest not.
Future, wonderful, unimaginable, never to be known, What can I say unto thee that is not an imper- tinence ? This, that I am content, 1 am content never to know thee, beautiful, adorable, and gracious I am content to die in a wretched and detestable time, In a time when men are ugly to look upon. And when women are more foolish than ...sparrows ; When we seek but to enslave one another, To spend our days in vain competition ; When beauty is cast before swine. And love is trampled underfoot ! Dirty, and foul, and evil-smelling. We millions are an utter abomination. Penned in our slum cities like cattle, Wearing loathsome and disease-laden shoddy, 31 Eating filthy and disgusting food, We would make the Gods vomit in Heaven !
But I am content.
I am content though soon I go down to the grave.
My sorrows given unto worms, My joys put into a small hole.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And no answer reaches me out of thy vastness, In thy abysses there is no one to heed me, To catch my far-oflr, faint little wherefores — Besides, thou knowest not.
Future, wonderful, unimaginable, never to be known, What can I say unto thee that is not an imper- tinence ? This, that I am content, 1 am content never to know thee, beautiful, adorable, and gracious I am content to die in a wretched and detestable time, In a time when men are ugly to look upon. And when women are more foolish than ...sparrows ; When we seek but to enslave one another, To spend our days in vain competition ; When beauty is cast before swine. And love is trampled underfoot ! Dirty, and foul, and evil-smelling. We millions are an utter abomination. Penned in our slum cities like cattle, Wearing loathsome and disease-laden shoddy, 31 Eating filthy and disgusting food, We would make the Gods vomit in Heaven !
But I am content.
I am content though soon I go down to the grave.
My sorrows given unto worms, My joys put into a small hole.
What to read after The Hunter And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J Walter James Turner to read onlineMoreLess
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