MOSES

This is too droll and extraordinary.

I dreamt I was a prince—a queer droll dream

Where a certain slave of mine, a thing, a toad,

Shifting his belly, showed a diamond

Where he had lain; and a blind dumb messenger

Bore syllabled messages soaked right through with glee:

I paid the toad, the blind man; afterwards

They spread a stench and snarling. O, droll dream!

I think you merely mean to flatter me,

You subtle knave, that, more than prince, I’m _man_

And worth to listen to your bawdy breath.

Poems by Isaac Rosenberg · 第 43 / 133 题