Georgian Poetry 1911-12 by Various
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Within me, that with gesture, speech and eyes
Of the Messiah flames. What element Dare snarl against my going, what incubus dare Remember to be fiendish, when I light My whole being with memory of Him? The malice of the sea will slink from me, And the air be harmless as a muzzled wolf; For I am a torch, and the flame of me is God. A Ship's Captain: You are my man, my passenger? Thomas: I am. I go to India with you. Captain: Well, I hope so. There's threatening in the weather. Have you a mind To hug your belly to the slanted deck, Like a louse on a whip-top, when the boat Spins on an axle in the hissing gales? Thomas: |
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