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    After   the  feast  the  night�察 �and  after  the  night  the  day�察 �Fool  and 

philosopher stirring With the day dawning�察�Stretching and yawning�察�While 

in each wine´throbbing�察�desolated brain is the Wheeling and whirring Of 

thousands of bats�察�that the slaking Of throats will not hinder from aching�察�

No wine for the brow that is beating to bursting�察�But water at morning is 

quench for the thirsting� �

    ERNEST BENSHIMOL 



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                                           SONG 



     OUT of   one heart   the birds   and   I   together�察 �Earth hushed in twilight�察�

Low through the live´oaks hung heavy with silver�察�Gemmed with the sky´ 

light�察�Under the great wet star Shaking with light�察�we jar Lute´voiced the 

silence with intervaled music。 

     While under the margined world the slow sun lingers�察�Flaming earth's 

portal�察  �Over   the   lilac   dusk   spreads   his   great   fingers´   Earth   is   immortal� �

While   the   frail   beauty   dies。   Dream   in   the   dreamer's   eyes�察�All   the   good 

gladness turns praise for the singers。 

     Hark�察�'tis the breath of life�      �Hush� �and I need it�察�Northern�察�gigantic�察� 

Questing the silences�察�herding the sudden foam Down the Atlantic�察�Leaves 

from the   autumn's   store   Shrill   at   my  desert   door�察�They  and   I   out   of one 

heart that is grieving。 

     GEORGE CABOT LODGE 



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                           THE WORLDS 



    I SAW an idler on a summer day Piping with Iris by a dancing brook�察�

And all his world was rife with Pleasures gay�察�And languid Follies smiled 

from every nook。 

    I   saw   an   artist   in   a   world   of   dreams�察  �His   rainbow   rising   from   his 

radiant   task�察 �To   throw   its  magic  prism   beams    O'er  Fancy's    changeful 

masque and counter´ masque。 

    I saw Toilstooping underneath   a world Whereon his   foster´brothers 

lighter   tread�察 �His  skyward    pinions   ever   closer  furled  Before    the  grim 

necessity of bread� �

       I saw a sinner   working hard to be Worthy his death´wage from  the 

mint of time�察�I saw a sailor�察�unto whom the sea Was hearth and hope and 

love and wedding´ chime。 

    I   saw   a   mother   living   in   her   child   I   saw   a   saint   among   his   fellow 

men     Brave    soldiery   before   my    eyes   defiled   And    solemn´hearted 

scholarsSudden then 

    I cried�此 �The stars are no less neighborly In their ethereal remoteness 

swung�察�Than these near human orbits wherein we Live out our lives and 

speak our chosen tongue� �

       ;Love seek through allless there be one Least soul unlit within the 

night And over all�察�the selfsame sun Give each creation light� ─�

    MARTHA GILBERT DICKINSON BIANCHI 



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                               THE RIOT 



    YOU may think my life is quiet。 I find it full of change�察�An ever´varied 

diet�察�As piquant as 'tis strange。 

    Wild   thoughts   are   always   flying�察  �Like   sparks   across   my   brain�察  �Now 

flashing out�察�now dying�察�To kindle soon again。 

    Fine   fancies   set   me   thrilling�察 �And   subtle   monsters   creep   Before   my 

sight unwilling�此�They even haunt my sleep。 

    One broad�察�perpetual riot Enfolds me night and day。 You think my life 

is quiet�拭�You don't know what you say。 

    GAMALIEL BRADFORD 



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                                       HUNGER 



    I'VE   been   a   hopeless   sinner�察  �but   I   understand   a   saint�察 �Their   bend   of 

weary knees and their con´ tortions long and faint�察�And the endless pricks 

of conscience�察�like a hundred thousand pins�察�A real perpetual penance for 

imaginary sins。 

    I love to wander widely�察�but I understand a cell�察�Where you tell and tell 

your beads because you've nothing else to tell�察�Where the crimson joy of 

flesh�察�with all its wild fantastic tricks�察�Is forgotten in the blinding glory of 

the crucifix。 

    I cannot speak for others�察�but my inmost soul is torn With a battle of 

desires   making   all   my   life   forlorn。   There   are   moments   when   I   would 

untread the paths that I have trod。 I'm a haunter of the devil�察�but I hunger 

after God。 

    GAMALIEL BRADFORD 



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                                EXIT GOD 



    Of old our father's God was real�察�Something they almost saw�察�Which 

kept them to a stern ideal And scourged them into awe。 

    They  walked   the narrow   path   of   right   Most   vigilantly  well�察  �Because 

they feared eternal night And boiling depths of Hell。 

    Now Hell has wholly boiled away And God become a shade。 There is 

no place for him to stay In all the world He made。 

    The followers of William James Still let the Lord exist�察�And call Him 

by  imposing   names�察�A  venerable   list。   But   nerve   and   muscle   only   count�察�

Gray   matter   of   the   brain�察  �And   an   astonishing   amount   Of   inconvenient 

pain。 

    I sometimes wish that God were back In this dark world and wide�察�For 

though sonic virtues He might lack�察�He had his pleasant side。 

    GAMALIEL BRADFORD 



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                       CHAPTER ROUSSEAU 



    THAT   odd�察  �fantastic   ass�察  �Rousseau�察  �Declared   himself   unique。   How 

men persist in doing so�察�Puzzles me more than Greek。 

    The   sins   that   tarnish   whore   and   thief   Beset   me   every   day。   My   most 

ethereal belief Inhabits common clay。 

    GAMALIEL BRADFORD 



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                     JOHN MASEFIELD 



                                            I 



    MASEFIELD ��HIMSELF�� 

    GOD   said�察  �and   frowned�察  �as   He   looked   on   Shropshire   clay�此   �Alone�察�

'twont   do�察  �composite�察  �would   I   make   This   man´child   rare�察  �'twere   well�察�

methinks�察�to take A handful from the Stratford tomb�察�and weigh A few of 

Shelley's ashes�察�Bunyan may Contribute�察�too�察�and�察�for my sweet Son's sake�察�

I'll visit Avalon�察�then�察�let me slake The whole with Wyclif´water from the 

Bay。 

    A sailor�察�he�    �Too godly�察�though�察�I fear�察�Offset it with tobacco�       �Next�察�

I'll   find   Hedge´roses�察 �star´dust�察  �and   a vagrant's   mind�察  �His   mother's   heart 

now let me breathe upon�察�When west winds blow�察�I'll whisper in her ear�此�

;Apocalypse awaits him�察�call him John� ─�



                                           II 



                                  HIS PORTRAIT 

    A Man of Sorrows� �with such haunted eyes�察�I trow�察�the Master looked 

across the lake�察�Looked from the Judas´heart�察�so soon to make Of Him 

the   world's   historic   sacrifice�察  �Moreover�察  �as   I   gaze�察  �do   more   arise�察  �Great 

souls�察�great pallid ghosts of pain�察�who wake And wander yet�察�all�察�weary 

men    who    brake   Their  hearts�察 �all  hemlock´drunk�察    �with  growing    wise�此�

Hudson   adrift�察  �Defoe�察  �the   Wandering   Jew�察  �Tannhauser�察  �Faust�察  �Andrea�察�

phantoms�察�all�察�In Masefield's eyes you lodge�察�and to the wall I turn you�察�

hand a´tremble��lest you make Of mine own stricken eyes a mirror�察�too。 

Wherein the sad world's sadder for your sake。 



                                          III 



                                  HIS ;DAUBER; 

    O   Masefield's   ;Dauber� ─  �You�察  �who   being   dead�察  �Yet   speak�此  �heroic�察�



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dauntless�察�flaming soul�察�Too suddenly snuffed out�              �Here take fresh toll 

Of cognizance�察�and�察�in your ocean bed�察�Serenely rest�察�assured that who has 

read What you would fain have pictured of the Pole Would gladly match 

your part against the whole Of many a modern artist�察�Paris´bred。 

    And more than this�此�if you�察�indeed�察�are his�察�Then�察�by a dual truth�察�he�察�

too�察�is yours�察�For�察�marked and credited by what endures�察�Were it the only 

thing�察�which bears his name�察。�O deathless Soul�察�I speak you true in this�。� 

;The Dauber; has brought Masefield to his fame。 



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                                 HIS ;GALLIPOLI; 

     ;Small wonder�察─�speaks my pensive self�察 �that he Whose passion 'tis to 

sing   of   men   who   fail�察  。�Belabored�察  �broken   by The   Unseen   Flail��   Small 

wonder that be makes Gallipoli 

    His    fervent   text�察 �for  could   there   be  A   costlier  failure  in  Earth's 

shuddering      tale�拭 �Think    of  heroic   Sulva's   bloody    swale�察  �Of   Anzac's 

tortured thirst and agony� ─�But as I read�察�protesting voices cry�此 �Not we�察�

Not we�察�who fell among the daffodils�察�Who conquered Death among those 

blistered hills�察�And found our glory after mortal pain�察�Not we�察�who failed 

and lost Gallipoli�察�The sad�察�strange failure theirs who mourn in vain� ─�



                                            V 



                                      HIS MEAD 

     So�察  �Masefield�察  �have   your   royal   words   once   more   Called   forth   the 

praise   of   men�察  �where   praise   is   due�察  �Your   great   elegiac�察  �tragically   true�察�

Must     leave  all  Britain  prouder    than  before�察  �And�察  �in  spite  of  all  that 

breaking hear
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