LILITH

You lazy hound! See my poor child.

[_He turns to see_ LILITH _drop the bowl and cakes and run to_ AMAK—_who

is crying, half stifled under_ SAUL’S _huge shield_.]

[SAUL _opens his eyes_.]

* * * * *

II

THE SONG OF TEL THE NUBIAN

Small dazzling face!

I shut you in my soul;

How can I perish now?

But thence a strange decay—

Your fragile gleaming wrists

Waver my days and shake my life

To golden tremors. I have no life at all,

Only thin golden tremors

That shudder over the abyss of days

Which hedged my spirit, my spirit your prison walls

That shrunk like phantasms with your vivid beauty—

Towering and widening till

The sad moonless place

Throngs with a million torches

And spears of flaming wings.

III

THE TOWER OF SKULLS

Poems by Isaac Rosenberg · 第 90 / 133 题