Hugh Selwyn Mauberley (Classic Reprint)

Supplants the mousseline of Cos, The pianola replaces Sappho sbarbitos. Christ follows Dionysus, Phallic and ambrosial Made way for macerations ;C aliban casts out A riel. AII i- n All things are a flowing, Sage Heracleitus says ;B ut a tawdry cheapness Shall reign throughout our days. Even the Christian beauty Defects after Samothrace ;W esee TO Ka Xdv Decreed in the market place. Faun sflesh is not to us, Nor the saints vision. We have the press for wafer ;F ranchise for circumcision. All men, in law, are equals. Free of Peisistratus, We choose a knave or an eunuch To rule over us.
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