The Wild Knight and Other Poems by G. K. (Gilbert Keith) Chesterton
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Wherein God makes an evening feast for me.
The house at last: I know the twisted path Under the twisted pear-tree: this I saw In the first dream I had ere I was born. It is the house of God. He welcomes me. [_Strides forward._] REDFEATHER. _That_ house. God's blood! OLIVE [_hysterically_]. Is not this hell's own wit? THE WILD KNIGHT. God grows impatient, and His wine is poured, His bread is broken. [_Rushes forward._] REDFEATHER [_leaps between_]. Stand away, great fool, There is a devil there! THE WILD KNIGHT [_draws his sword, and waves it as he rushes_]. |
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