The cantos of ezra pound [from The Cantos of Ezra Pound (1972)]



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14209 to what is used and worn out

14210 à la Wörgl. Sd/ one wd/ have to think about that

14211 but was hang'd dead by the heels before his thought in proposito

14212 came into action efficiently

14213 "For a pig," Jepson said, "for a woman." For the infamies of

14214 usura,

14215 The Stealing of the Mare, casûs bellorum, "mits"

14216 sang Mr Wilson, Thomas not Woodrow, Harriet's spirited heir

14217 (the honours twice with his boots on,

14218 that was Wellington)

14219 and if theft be the main motive in government

14220 in a large way

14221 there will certainly be minor purloinments

14222 As long as the socialists use their accessories as red herring

14223 to keep man's mind off the creation of money

14224 many men's mannirs videt et urbes

14225 ce rusé personnage, Otis, so Nausikaa

14226 took down the washing or at least went to see that the

14227 maids didn't slack

14228 or sat by the window

14229 at Bagni Romagna knowing that nothing could happen

14230 and looking ironicly at the traveler

14231 Cassandra your eyes are like tigers'

14232 no light reaches through them

14233 eating lotus, or if not exactly the lotus, the asphodel

14234 To be gentildonna in a lost town in the mountains

14235 on a balcony with an iron railing

14236 with a servant behind her

14237 as it might be in a play by Lope de Vega


[Page 483]
14238 and one goes by, not alone,

14239 No hay amor sin celos

14240 Sin segreto no hay amor

14241 eyes of Doña Juana la loca,

14242 Cunizza's shade al triedro and that presage

14243 in the air

14244 which means that nothing will happen that will

14245 be visible to the sargeants

14246 Tre donne intorno alla mia mente

14247 but as of conversation to follow,

14248 boredom of that roman on Olivia's stairs

14249 in her vision

14250 that stone angle all of his scenery

14251 with the balustrade, an antipodes

14252 and as for the solidity of the white oxen in all this

14253 perhaps only Dr Williams (Bill Carlos)

14254 will understand its importance,

14255 its benediction. He wd/ have put in the cart.

14256 The shadow of the tent's peak treads on its corner peg

14257 marking the hour. The moon split, no cloud nearer than Lucca.

14258 In the spring and autumn

14259 In "The Spring and Autumn"

14260 there

14261 are

14262 no

14263 righteous

14264 wars
[Page 484]

LXXIX


14265 Moon, cloud, tower, a patch of the battistero

14266 all of a whiteness,

14267 dirt pile as per the Del Cossa inset

14268 think not that you wd/ gain if their least caress

14269 were faded from my mind

14270 I had not loved thee half so well

14271 Loved I not womankind"

14272 So Salzburg reopens

14273 lit a flame in my thought that the years

14274 Amari---li Am---ar---i---li!

14275 and her hair gone white from the loss of him

14276 and she not yet thirty.

14277 On her wedding day and then thus, for the next time,

14278 at the Spielhaus,

14279 ... might have been two years later.

14280 Or Astafieva inside the street doors of the Wigmore

14281 and wd/ not have known her

14282 undoubtedly wd/ have put in the cart)

14283 present Mr G. Scott whistling Lili Marlene

14284 with positively less musical talent

14285 than that of any other man of colour

14286 whom I have ever encountered

14287 but with bonhomie and good humour

14288 (to Goedel in memoriam)

14289 Sleek head that saved me out of one chaos

14290 and I hear that G. P. has salmoned thru all of it.

14291 Où sont? and who will come to the surface?

14292 And Pétain not to be murdered 14 to 13

14293 after six hours' discussion

14294 Indubitably, indubitably re/ Scott

14295 I like a certain number of shades in my landscape
[Page 485]
14296 as per / "doan' tell no one I made you that table"

14297 or Whiteside:

14298 "ah certainly dew lak dawgs,

14299 ah goin' tuh wash you"

14300 (no, not to the author, to the canine unwilling in question)

14301 with 8 birds on a wire

14302 or rather on 3 wires, Mr Allingham

14303 The new Bechstein is electric

14304 and the lark squawk has passed out of season

14305 whereas the sight of a good nigger is cheering

14306 the bad'uns wont look you straight

14307 Guard's cap quattrocento passes a cavallo

14308 on horseback thru landscape Cosimo Tura

14309 or, as some think, Del Cossa;

14310 up stream to delouse and down stream for the same purpose

14311 seaward

14312 different lice live in different waters

14313 some minds take pleasure in counterpoint

14314 pleasure in counterpoint

14315 and the later Beethoven on the new Bechstein,

14316 or in the Piazza S. Marco for example

14317 finds a certain concordance of size

14318 not in the concert hall;

14319 can that be the papal major sweatin' it out to the bumm drum?

14320 what castrum romanum, what

14321 "went into winter quarters"

14322 is under us?

14323 as the young horse whinnies against the tubas

14324 in contending for certain values

14325 (Janequin per esempio, and Orazio Vechii or Bronzino)

14326 Greek rascality against Hagoromo

14327 Kumasaka vs/ vulgarity

14328 no sooner out of Troas

14329 than the damn fools attacked Ismarus of the Cicones

14330 4 birds on 3 wires, one bird on one
[Page 486]
14331 the imprint of the intaglio depends

14332 in part on what is pressed under it [Image]

14333 the mould must hold what is poured into it

14334 in

14335 discourse

14336 what matters is

14337 to get it across e poi basta [Image]

14338 5 of 'em now on 2;

14339 on 3; 7 on 4

14340 thus what's his name

14341 and the change in writing the song books

14342 5 on 3 aulentissima rosa fresca

14343 so they have left the upper church at Assisi

14344 but the Goncourt shed certain light on the

14345 french revolution

14346 "paak you djeep oveh there"

14347 the bacon-rind banner alias the Washington arms

14348 floats over against Ugolino

14349 in San Stefano dei Cavalieri

14350 God bless the Constitution

14351 and save it

14352 "the value thereof"

14353 that is the crux of the matter

14354 and god damn the perverters

14355 and if Attlee attempts a Ramsey

14356 "Leave the Duke, go for the gold"

14357 "in less than a geological epoch"

14358 and the Fleet that triumphed at Salamis

14359 and Wilkes's fixed the price per loaf

14360


14361 Athene cd/ have done with more sex appeal

14362 caesia oculi

14363 "Pardon me, "

14364 ("Leave it, I'm not a fool.")

14365 mah?
[Page 487]
14366 "The price is three altars, multa."

14367 "paak you djeep oveh there."

14368 2 on 2

14369 what's the name of that bastard? D'Arezzo, Gui d'Arezzo [Image]

14370 notation

14371 3 on 3

14372 chiacchierona the yellow bird [Image]

14373 to rest 3 months in bottle

14374 (auctor)

14375 by the two breasts of Tellus [Image]

14376 Bless my buttons, a staff car/

14377 si come avesse l'inferno in gran dispitto

14378 Capanaeus

14379 with 6 on 3, swallow-tails

14380 as from the breasts of Helen, a cup of white gold

14381 2 cups for three altars. Tellus feconda

14382 "each one in the name of its god"

14383 mint, thyme and basilicum,

14384 the young horse whinnies against the sound of the bumm band;

14385 to that 'gadgett,' and to the production and the slaughter

14386 (on both sides) in memoriam

14387 "Hell! don't they get a break for the whistle?"

14388 and if the court be not the centre of learning ...

14389 in short the snot of pejorocracy ...

14390 tinsel gilded

14391 of fat fussy old woman

14392 and fat snorty old stallions

14393 "half dead at the top"

14394 My dear William B. Y. your ½ was too moderate

14395 "pragmatic pig" (if goyim) will serve for 2 thirds of it

14396 to say nothing of the investment of funds in the Yu-en-mi

14397 and similar ventures

14398 small arms 'n' chemicals

14399 whereas Mr Keith comes nearest to Donatello's

14400 O Lynx, my love, my lovely lynx,
[Page 488]
14401 Keep watch over my wine pot,

14402 Guard close my mountain still

14403 Till the god come into this whiskey.

14404 Manitou, god of lynxes, remember our corn.

14405 Khardas, god of camels

14406 what the deuce are you doing here?

14407 I beg your pardon ...

14408 "Prepare to go on a journey."

14409 "I ..."

14410 "Prepare to go on a journey."

14411 or to count sheep in Phoenician,

14412 How is it far if you think of it?

14413 So they said to Lidya: no, your body-guard is not the

14414 town executioner

14415 the executioner is not here for the moment

14416 the fellow who rides beside your coachman

14417 is just a cossak who executes ...

14418 Which being the case, her holding dear H. J.

14419 (Mr. James, Henry) literally by the button-hole ...

14420 in those so consecrated surroundings

14421 (a garden in the Temple, no less)

14422 and saying, for once, the right thing

14423 namely: "Cher maître"

14424 to his checqued waistcoat, the Princess Bariatinsky,

14425 as the fish-tails said to Odysseus, ,

14426 The moon has a swollen cheek

14427 and when the morning sun lit up the shelves and battalions

14428 of the West, cloud over cloud

14429 Old Ez folded his blankets

14430 Neither Eos nor Hesperus has suffered wrong at my hands

14431 O Lynx, wake Silenus and Casey

14432 shake the castagnettes of the bassarids,


[Page 489]
14433 the mountain forest is full of light

14434 the tree-comb red-gilded

14435 Who sleeps in the field of lynxes

14436 in the orchard of Maelids?

14437 (with great blue marble eyes

14438 "because he likes to," the cossak)

14439 Salazar, Scott, Dawley on sick call

14440 Polk, Tyler, half the presidents and Calhoun

14441 "Retaliate on the capitalists" sd/ Calhoun "of the North"

14442 ah yes, when the ideas were clearer

14443 debts to people in N. Y. city

14444 and on the hill of the Maelids

14445 in the close garden of Venus

14446 asleep amid serried lynxes

14447 set wreathes on Priapus , Io! , Io!

14448 having root in the equities

14449 Io!

14450 and you can make 5000 dollars a year

14451 all you have to do is to make one trip up country

14452 then come back to Shanghai

14453 and send in an annual report

14454 as to the number of converts

14455 Sweetland on sick call

14456 Kyrie eleison

14457 each under his fig tree

14458 or with the smell of fig leaves burning

14459 so shd/ be fire in winter

14460 with fig wood, with cedar, and pine burrs

14461 O Lynx keep watch on my fire.

14462 So Astafieva had conserved the tradition

14463 From Byzance and before then

14464 Manitou remember this fire

14465 O lynx, keep the phylloxera from my grape vines
[Page 490]
14466 , , AOI

14467 "Eat of it not in the under world"

14468 See that the sun or the moon bless thy eating

14469 , , for the six seeds of an error

14470 or that the stars bless thy eating

14471 O Lynx, guard this orchard,

14472 Keep from Demeter's furrow

14473 This fruit has a fire within it,

14474 Pomona, Pomona

14475 No glass is clearer than are the globes of this flame

14476 what sea is clearer than the pomegranate body

14477 holding the flame?

14478 Pomona, Pomona,

14479 Lynx, keep watch on this orchard

14480 That is named Melagrana

14481 or the Pomegranate field

14482 The sea is not clearer in azure

14483 Nor the Heliads bringing light

14484 Here are lynxes Here are lynxes,

14485 Is there a sound in the forest

14486 of pard or of bassarid

14487 or crotable or of leaves moving?

14488 Cythera, here are lynxes

14489 Will the scrub-oak burst into flower?

14490 There is a rose vine in this underbrush

14491 Red? white? No, but a colour between them

14492 When the pomegranate is open and the light falls

14493 half thru it

14494 Lynx, beware of these vine-thorns

14495 O Lynx, coming up from the olive yards,


[Page 491]
14496 Kuthera, here are Lynxes and the clicking of crotales

14497 There is a stir of dust from old leaves

14498 Will you trade roses for acorns

14499 Will lynxes eat thorn leaves?

14500 What have you in that wine jar?

14501 , for lynxes?

14502 Maelid and bassarid among lynxes;

14503 how many? There are more under the oak trees,

14504 We are here waiting the sun-rise

14505 and the next sunrise

14506 for three nights amid lynxes. For three nights

14507 of the oak-wood

14508 and the vines are thick in their branches

14509 no vine lacking flower,

14510 no lynx lacking a flower rope

14511 no Maelid minus a wine jar

14512 this forest is named Melagrana

14513 O lynx, keep the edge on my cider

14514 Keep it clear without cloud

14515 We have lain here amid kalicanthus and sword-flower

14516 The heliads are caught in wild rose vine

14517 The smell of pine mingles with rose leaves

14518 O lynx, be many

14519 of spotted fur and sharp ears.

14520 O lynx, have your eyes gone yellow,

14521 with spotted fur and sharp ears?

14522 Therein is the dance of the bassarids

14523 Therein are centaurs

14524 And now Priapus with Faunus

14525 The Graces have brought

14526 Her cell is drawn by ten leopards
[Page 492]
14527 O lynx, guard my vineyard

14528 As the grape swells under vine leaf

14529 "; is come to our mountain

14530 there is a red glow in the carpet of pine spikes

14531 O lynx, guard my vineyard

14532 As the grape swells under vine leaf

14533 This Goddess was born of sea-foam

14534 She is lighter than air under Hesperus

14535 ,

14536 terrible in resistance

14537

14538 trine as praeludio



14539

14540 a petal lighter than sea-foam

14541

14542 aram



14543 nemus

14544 vult

14545 O puma, sacred to Hermes, Cimbica servant of Helios.
[Page 493]

LXXX


14546 Ain' committed no federal crime,

14547 jes a slaight misdemeanor"

14548 Thus Mr A. Little or perhaps Mr Nelson, or Washington

14549 reflecting on the vagaries of our rising

14550 Amo ergo sum, and in just that proportion

14551 And Margot's death will be counted the end of an era

14552 and dear Walter was sitting amid the spoils of Finlandia

14553 a good deal of polar white

14554 but the gas cut off.

14555 Debussy preferred his playing

14556 that also was an era (Mr. W. Rummel)

14557 an era of croissants

14558 then an era of pains au lait

14559 and the eucalyptus bobble is missing

14560 "Come pan, niño!"

14561 that was an era also, and Spanish bread

14562 was made out of grain in that era

14563 senesco

14564 sed amo

14565 Madri', Sevilla, Córdoba,

14566 there was grain equally in the bread of that era

14567 senesco sed amo

14568 Gervais must have put milk in his cheese

14569 (and the mortal fatigue of action postponed)

14570 and Las Meniñas hung in a room by themselves

14571 and Philip horsed and not horsed and the dwarfs

14572 and Don Juan of Austria

14573 Breda, the Virgin, Los Boracchos

14574 are they all now in the Prado?

14575 y Las Hilanderas?


[Page 494]
14576 Do they sell such old brass still in "Las Américas"

14577 with the wind coming hot off the marsh land

14578 or with death-chill from the mountains?

14579 and with Symons remembering Verlaine at the Tabarin

14580 or Hennique, Flaubert

14581 Nothing but death, said Turgenev (Tiresias)

14582 is irreparable

14583


14584 Still hath his mind entire

14585 But to lose faith in a possible collaboration

14586 To raise up the ivory wall

14587 or to stand as the coral rises,

14588 as the pilot-fish nears it

14589 (will they shoot X---y)

14590 or the whale-mouth for wanting a northern league

14591 for demanding a Scandinavian Norse coalition

14592 inexorable

14593 this is from heaven

14594 the warp

14595 and the woof

14596 with a sky wet as ocean

14597 flowing with liquid slate

14598 Pétain defended Verdun while Blum

14599 was defending a bidet

14600 the red and white stripes

14601 cut clearer against the slate

14602 than against any other distance

14603 the blue field melts with the cloud-flow

14604 To communicate and then stop, that is the

14605 law of discourse

14606 To go far and come to an end

14607 simplex munditiis, as the hair of Circe

14608 perhaps without the munditiis

14609 as the difference between the title page in old Legge

14610 and some of the elegant fancy work
[Page 495]
14611 I wonder what Tsu Tsze's calligraphy looked like

14612 they say she could draw down birds from the trees,

14613 that indeed was imperial; but made hell in

14614 the palace

14615 as some say : a dark forest

14616 the warp and the woof

14617 that is of heaven

14618 "and I be damned" said Confucius:

14619 This affair of a southern Nancy

14620 and as for the vagaries of our friend

14621 Mr Hartmann,

14622 Sadakichi a few more of him,

14623 were that conceivable, would have enriched

14624 the life of Manhattan

14625 or any other town or metropolis

14626 the texts of his early stuff are probably lost

14627 with the loss of fly-by-night periodicals

14628 and our knowledge of Hovey,

14629 Stickney, Loring,

14630 the lost legion or as Santayana has said:

14631 They just died They died because they

14632 just couldn't stand it

14633 and Carman "looked like a withered berry"

14634 20 years after

14635 Whitman liked oysters

14636 at least I think it was oysters

14637 and the clouds have made a pseudo-Vesuvius

14638 this side of Taishan

14639 Nenni, Nenni, who will have the succession?

14640 To this whiteness, Tseng said

14641 "What shall add to this whiteness?"

14642 and as to poor old Benito

14643 one had a safety-pin

14644 one had a bit of string, one had a button

14645 all of them so far beneath him
[Page 496]
14646 half-baked and amateur

14647 or mere scoundrels

14648 To sell their country for half a million

14649 hoping to cheat more out of the people

14650 bought the place from the concierge

14651 who could not deliver

14652 but on the other hand emphasis

14653 an error or excess of

14654 emphasis

14655 the problem after any revolution is what to do with

14656 your gunmen

14657 as old Billyum found out in Oireland

14658 in the Senate, Bedad! or before then

14659 Your gunmen thread on moi drreams

14660 O woman shapely as a swan,

14661 Your gunmen tread on my dreams

14662 Whoi didn't he (Padraic Colum)

14663 keep on writing poetry at that voltage

14664 "Whenever you get hold of one of their banknotes

14665 (i.e. an Ulster note) burn it"

14666 said one of the senators

14667 planning the conquest of Ulster

14668 This he said in the Oirish Senate

14669 showing a fine grasp of ...

14670 of possibly nothing,

14671 If a man don't occasionally sit in a senate

14672 how can he pierce the darrk mind of a

14673 senator?

14674 and down there they have been having their Palio

14675 "Torre! Torre! Civetta!"

14676 and I trust they have not destroyed the

14677 old theatre

14678 by restaurations, and by late renaissance giribizzi,

14679 dove è Barilli?


[Page 497]
14680 this calvario "we will not descend from," sd/ the prete

14681 on the damn'd hard bench waiting the horses

14682 and the parade and the corrocchio and the flag-play

14683 and the tossing of the flags of the contrade

14684 "for another four hours"

14685 "non è una hontrada è un homplesso"

14686 explained an expert to an inexpert

14687 re/ the remains of the guilds or arti

14688 where they say: hamomila de hampo

14689 and the Osservanza is broken

14690 and the best de la Robbia busted to flinders

14691 and near what? Li Saou

14692 and the front of the Tempio, Rimini

14693 It will not take uth twenty yearth

14694 to cwuth Mutholini

14695 and the economic war has begun

14696 35 via Balbo

14697 (Napoleon etc.) Since Waterloo

14698 nothing etc. Leave the Duke, go for the gold!

14699 action somewhat sporadic

14700 "Will never be used at home

14701 but abroad to increase the

14702 etc. of the lenders," the eh ... investors

14703 and is buried in the Red Square in Mosqu

14704 along with Andy Jackson, Napoleon and others

14705 there is according to some authors a partial resurrection

14706 of corpses

14707 on all souls day in Cairo

14708 or perhaps all over Egypt

14709 in identity but not atom for atom

14710 but the Sadducees hardly give credence

14711 to Mr Eliot's version

14712 Partial resurrection in Cairo.

14713 Beddoes, I think, omits it.

14714 The bone luz, I think was his take off
[Page 498]
14715 Curious, is it not, that Mr Eliot

14716 has not given more time to Mr Beddoes

14717 (T. L.) prince of morticians

14718 where none can speak his language

14719 centuries hoarded

14720 to pull up a mass of algae [Image]


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