Equinox I (04).pdf
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282 THE EQUINOX SIMPLEX. Behold again: an empty well— A crystal pure—a dry sea— Birds—a dead bird, a live bird, a phœnix— A dying immortal harlot-goddess— A cage (alas! it broke open In the year of the sixteenth Funeral). THE MOB. Down with the birds! SIMPLICIOR. Yet, neither Bird could re-enter it! THE MOB. Beer and Cup-ties! SIMPLICISSIMUS. [Pointedly.] The Spirit of Persistency conceived! THE MOB. Down with the Spirits! SIMPLEX. Behold again, Impatients, and decide: Two centres I saw, that were but one— A thick set of hair upon a white skull— A spider patient (with my qualities), Slowly webbing the slightly soiled cavities— A lute, a rapturing lute aux sons clairs, (But Oh, He, Ho, for three weary years The lute hath no song!)—
EHE! THE MOB. Down with the foreign bands! SIMPLEX. [Pale, but firm.] A rotten corpse, Coming to life again (for it cried)— A deep, deep hole—a beardy man—and Linking, SIMPLICIOR. [Radiant.] Clearly linking, SIMPLEX. the 6 (or 7— The Spider counting as the skull's paying guest) The Stream fro Heaven unto Us poured— THE MOB. Down with 'em! SIMPLEX. [Smiling.] Proving our love's old age in a youth renewed! SIMPLICISSIMUS. [Exultant.] The Spirit of Persistency growing! THE MOB. Hooray! GEORGE RAFFALOVICH. 283
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EHE!<br />
THE MOB.<br />
Down with the foreign bands!<br />
SIMPLEX. [Pale, but firm.]<br />
A rotten corpse,<br />
Coming to life again (for it cried)—<br />
A deep, deep hole—a beardy man—and<br />
Linking,<br />
SIMPLICIOR. [Radiant.]<br />
Clearly linking,<br />
SIMPLEX.<br />
the 6 (or 7—<br />
The Spider counting as the skull's paying guest)<br />
The Stream fro Heaven unto Us poured—<br />
THE MOB.<br />
Down with 'em!<br />
SIMPLEX. [Smiling.]<br />
Proving our love's old age in a youth renewed!<br />
SIMPLICISSIMUS. [Exultant.]<br />
The Spirit of Persistency growing!<br />
THE MOB.<br />
Hooray!<br />
GEORGE RAFFALOVICH.<br />
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