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No   madder   crew   of   wastrels   than       This   fellowship   of   mirth。   。   。   。   ��Of 

mirth 。 。 。 drink�察�fools��nor let it flag         Lest from the outer mist Creep in 

that other company          Unbidden to the tryst。 

     We're   grown   so   fond   of   paradox      Perverseness   holds   us   thrall�察  �So 

what each jester loves the best           He mocks the most of all�察�But as the jest 

and laugh go round�察          �Each in his neighbor's eyes Reads�察�while he flouts 

his heart's desire�察      �The knowledge that he lies。 

     Not   one of   us but   had some   pearls        And   flung   them  to   the   swine�察�

Not   one   of   us   but   had   some   gift  Some   spark   of   fire   divine   Each 

might have been God's minister              In the temple of some art Each feels 

his gift perverted move          Wormlike through his dry heart。 

     If   God   called Azrael   to   Him   now       And   bade   Death   bend   the   bow 

Against the saddest heart that beats             Here on this earth below�察�Not any 

sobbing breast would gain            The guerdon of that barb 

     The saddest ones are those that wear             The jester's motley garb。 

     Whose shout aye loudest rings�察�and whose                 The maddest cranks and 

quips Who   mints   his   soul   to   laughter's   coin      And   wastes   it   with   his 

lips   Has   grown   too   sad   for   sighs   and   seeks    To   cheat   himself   with 

mirth�察  �We   fools   self´doomed   to   motley   are        The   weariest   wights   on 



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earth� �

     But yet�察�for us whose brains and hearts            Strove aye in paths perverse�察�

Doomed   still   to   know   the   better   things     And   still   to   do   the   worse�察�

What else is there remains for us             But make a jest of care And set the 

rafters ringing�察�in       Our Tavern of Despair�拭�



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                       COLORS AND SURFACES 



                               A GOLDEN LAD 



    ��D。 V。 M。�� 

     ;Golden lads and lasses must        Like chimney´sweepers come to dust。; 

SHAKESPEARE。 

     So   young�察  �but   already   the   splendor   Of   genius   robed   him   about 

Already the dangerous�察�tender          Regard of the gods marked him out 

    ��On whom the burden and duty             They bind�察�at his earliest breath�察�Of 

showing their own grave beauty�察          �They love and they crown with death。�� 

    We   were   of   one   blood�察 �but   the   olden Rapt   poets   spake   out   in   his 

tone�察�We were of one blood�察�but the golden             Rathe promise was his�察�his 

alone。 

    And ever his great eye glistened           With visions I could not see�察�Ever 

he thrilled and listened       To voices withholden from me。 

    Young lord of the realms of fancy�察          �The bright dreams flocked to his 

call Like sprites that the necromancy          Of a Prospero holds in thrall 

    Quick visions that served and attended�察          �Elusive and hovering things�察�

With   a   quiver   of   joy   in   the   splendid Wild   sweep   of   their   luminous 

wings�察�

    He dwelt in an alien glamor�察          �He wrought of its gleams a crown�察�

But   the   world�察  �with   its   cruelty   and   clamor�察�Broke   him   and   beat   him 

down�察�

     So he passed�察�he was worn�察�he was weary�察           �He was slain at the touch 

of   life�察�With   a smile   that   was   wistful   and   eerie He   passed   from  the 

senseless strife�察�

     So he ceased ��is their humor satiric�察         �These gods that make perfect 

and blight�殖� He ceased like an exquisite lyric            That dies on the breast 

of night。 



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                    THE SAGE AND THE WOMAN 



     'TWIXT   ancient   Beersheba   and   Dan Another   such   a   caravan   Dazed 

Palestine had never seen As that which bore Sabea's queen Up from the 

fain    and   flaming   South    To   slake   her  yearning    spirit's  drouth      At 

wisdom's pools�察�with Solomon。 

    With   gifts   of  scented    sandalwood�察  �And     labdanum�察    �and   cassia´bud�察�

With   spicy   spoils   of Araby And   camel´loads   of   ivory And   heavy   cloths 

that glanced and shone With inwrought pearl and beryl´stone                 She came�察�

a bold Sabean girl。 

    And did she find him grave�察�or gay�拭            �Perchance his palace breathed 

that    day   With     psalters   sounding     solemnly     Or    cymbals'    merrier 

minstrelsy   Perchance   the   wearied   monarch   heard   Some   loose´tongued 

prophet's meddling word�察         �None knows�察�no onebut Solomon� �

     She   lookedwith   eyne   wherein   were   blent All   ardors   of   the   Orient�察�

She spakeall magics of the South Were compassed in the witch's mouth�察� 

´ He thought the scarlet lips of her More precious than En Gedi's myrrh�察�

The lips of that Sabean girl�察�

    By many an amorous sun caressed�察�From lifted brow to amber breast 

She gleamed in vivid loveliness And lithe as any leopardess And verily�察�

one   blames   thee   not   If   thine   own   proverbs   were   forgot�察�O   Solomon�察�

wise Solomon� �

     She danced for him�察�and surely she Learnt dancing from some moonlit 

sea 

    Where      elfin  vapors   swirled    and  swayed     While    the  wild   pipes  of 

witchcraft played Such clutching music 'twould impel A prophet's self to 

dance to hell      So spun the light Sabean girl。 

    He swore her laughter had the lilt Of chiming waters that are spilt In 

sprays   of   spurted   melody   From   founts   of   carven   porphyry�察  �And   in   the 

billowy   turbulence   Of   her   dusk   hair   drowned   soul   and   sense    Dark 

tides and deep�察�O Solomon� �

    Perchance unto her day belongs His poem called the Song of Songs�察�

Each little lyric interval Timed to her pulse's rise and fall�察�Or when he 

cried out wearily That all things end in vanity           Did he mean that Sabean 



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girl�拭�

     The bright barbaric opulence�察�The sun´kist Temple�察�Kedar's tents�察�

     How     many     a  careless   caravan     'Twixt   Beersheba     and    ruined   Dan�察�

Within     these   forty   centuries�察  �Has   flung    their  dust   to  many    a  breeze�察�

With dust that was King Solomon� �

     But still the lesson holds as true�察�O King�察�as when she lessoned you�此�

That   very   wise   men   are   not   wise   Until   they   read   in   Folly's   eyes   The 

wisdom that escapes the schools�察�That bids the sage revise his rules                    By 

light of some Sabean girl� �



                          NEWS FROM BABYLON 



        ;Archaeologists   have   discovered   a   love´letter   among   the   ruins   of 

Babylon。;       Newspaper report。 

     The world hath just one tale to tell�察�and it is very old�察�A little talea 

simple   talea   tale   that's   easy   told�此   �There   was   a   youth   in   Babylon   who 

greatly   loved   a        maid� ─  �The   world   hath   just   one   song   to   sing�察  �but 

sings it         unafraid�察�A little songa foolish songthe only song it hath�此�

;There was a youth in Ascalon who loved a girl in                    Gath� ─�

     Homer clanged it�察�Omar twanged it�察�Greece and                        Persia knew� �

Nimrod's      reivers�察   �Hiram's     weavers�察    �Hindu�察   �Kurd�察           �and     Jew 

Crowning Tyre�察�Troy afire�察�they have dreamed                     the dream�察�Tiber´side 

and Nilus´tide brightened with the                gleam 

     Oh�察  �the   suing�察  �sighing�察  �wooing�察  �sad   and   merry          hours�察  �Blisses 

tasted�察  �kisses   wasted�察  �building   Babel's         towers�   �Hearts   were   aching�察�

hearts were breaking�察�lashes               wet with dew�察�When the ships touched 

the    lips  of  islands   Sappho           knew�察    �Yearning     breasts   and   burning 

breasts�察  �cold   at   last�察    �are   hid   Amid   the   glooms   of   carven   tombs   in 

Khufu's          pyramid      Though     the   sages�察  �down    the  ages�察  �smile   their 

cynic         doubt�察�Man and maid�察�unafraid�察�put the schools to rout�察�Seek to 

chain love and retain love in the bonds of                  breath�察�Vow to hold love�察�

bind and fold love even unto               death� �

     The   dust   of   forty   centuries   has   buried   Babylon�察  �And   out   of   all   her 

lovers dead rises only one�察�Rises with a song to sing and laughter in his 

eyes�察�The old songthe only songfor all the rest are lies� �



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     For�察  �oh�察  �the   world   has   just   one   dream�察  �and   it   is   very old   'Tis 

youth's dreama silly dreambut it is flushed                 with gold� �



                        A RHYME OF THE ROADS 



     PEARL´SLASHED              and   purple    and   crimson    and         fringed    with 

gray  mist   of the hills�察�The   pennons of   morning advance to the   music   of 

rock´fretted      rills�察 �The   dumb     forest   quickens     to  song�察   �and   the   little 

gusts   shout   as   they   fling   A   floor´cloth   of   orchard   bloom   down   for   the 

flash´         ing�察�quick feet of the Spring。 

     To the road�察�gipsy´heart�察�thou and I�           �'Tis the         mad piper�察�Spring�察�

who   is   leading�察  �'Tis   the  pulse   of   his   piping   that   throbs   through    the 

brain�察  �irresistibly   pleading�察  �Full´blossomed�察  �deep´bosomed�察  �fain   woman�察�

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