Visions of the Evening
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They beat upon each rusted door, And with a mocking cry they flee From those griefs that are dead to me.
Now they are dancing, slow and stately, In a far land of evening And setting sun, where briefly, lately, Some wrinkled serenaders sing Of what has been and may no more be, And those griefs that are dead to me.
Is all but a dream that is best forgotten Like those sad hours of chilly gloom When autumn comes and the fruit falls rotten On joy and woe, both hid in the tomb?
The vain thoughts danc...e, the moments flee, And even griefs are dead to me.
22 VISIONS OF THE EVENING THE LID By Charles Baudelaire (Freely Translated) WHEREVER he may be, whether on sea or land, Beneath a sun of white, under a clime of flame, Servant of Jesus Christ, in Cythera s harlot-band, Croesus glittering in gold, beggarman without fame: City or country-dweller, vagabond, sedentary, Whether his little brain run light or actively, Man everywhere submits to terror s evil fairy : And never looks aloft but with a trembling eye.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They beat upon each rusted door, And with a mocking cry they flee From those griefs that are dead to me.
Now they are dancing, slow and stately, In a far land of evening And setting sun, where briefly, lately, Some wrinkled serenaders sing Of what has been and may no more be, And those griefs that are dead to me.
Is all but a dream that is best forgotten Like those sad hours of chilly gloom When autumn comes and the fruit falls rotten On joy and woe, both hid in the tomb?
The vain thoughts danc...e, the moments flee, And even griefs are dead to me.
22 VISIONS OF THE EVENING THE LID By Charles Baudelaire (Freely Translated) WHEREVER he may be, whether on sea or land, Beneath a sun of white, under a clime of flame, Servant of Jesus Christ, in Cythera s harlot-band, Croesus glittering in gold, beggarman without fame: City or country-dweller, vagabond, sedentary, Whether his little brain run light or actively, Man everywhere submits to terror s evil fairy : And never looks aloft but with a trembling eye.
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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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