The clamant brethren down below were stirred to new excitement... - Harold Frederic, The Damnation of Theron Ware, ch. 15
"The lover's death, how regularWith lifting spring and starkerVestiges of the sun that somehowFilter in to us before we waken.Not yet is there that heat and soberVivisection of more clamant airThat hands joined in the dark will answerAfter the daily circuits of its glare.It is the time of sundering . . ."– Hart Crane, "Stark Major"
The clamant brethren down below were stirred to new excitement...
- Harold Frederic, The Damnation of Theron Ware, ch. 15
"The lover's death, how regular
With lifting spring and starker
Vestiges of the sun that somehow
Filter in to us before we waken.
Not yet is there that heat and sober
Vivisection of more clamant air
That hands joined in the dark will answer
After the daily circuits of its glare.
It is the time of sundering . . ."
– Hart Crane, "Stark Major"