Hart Crane by Maurice Riordan
Author:Maurice Riordan [Maurice Riordan]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9780571264353
Publisher: Faber & Faber
Published: 2008-07-16T16:00:00+00:00
And on, obliquely up bright carrier bars
New octaves trestle the twin monoliths
Beyond whose frosted capes the moon bequeaths
Two worlds of sleep (O arching strands of song!) –
Onward and up the crystal-flooded aisle
White tempest nets file upward, upward ring
With silver terraces the humming spars,
The loft of vision, palladium helm of stars.
Sheerly the eyes, like seagulls stung with rime –
Slit and propelled by glistening fins of light –
Pick biting way up towering looms that press
Sidelong with flight of blade on tendon blade
– Tomorrows into yesteryear – and link
What cipher-script of time no traveller reads
But who, through smoking pyres of love and death,
Searches the timeless laugh of mythic spears.
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