Ezra Pound (30 October 1885 – 1 November 1972 / Hailey / Idaho)
Poems by Ezra Pound : 6 / 249
A Song Of The Degrees
I
Rest me with Chinese colours,
For I think the glass is evil.
II
The wind moves above the wheat-
With a silver crashing,
A thin war of metal.
I have known the golden disc,
I have seen it melting above me.
I have known the stone-bright place,
The hall of clear colours.
III
O glass subtly evil, O confusion of colours !
O light bound and bent in, soul of the captive,
Why am I warned? Why am I sent away?
Why is your glitter full of curious mistrust?
O glass subtle and cunning, O powdery gold!
O filaments of amber, two-faced iridescence!
Ezra Pound
Submitted: Thursday, April 01, 2010
Poems by Ezra Pound : 6 / 249
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