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  • Book of Verse - Karl Marx

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    Karl Marx wrote an early work titled Book of Verse which contained two poems. The first poem discusses the eternal creator spirit who inspires all forms and condensation through its burning magic. The creator gives a sign of blessing and the all is bathed in divine light. The second poem discusses how flames once poured from the creator's breast and streamed to the poet. The poet nurtured these flames in his own breast and saw glowing forms sweeping through the heavens. When inner strife was quelled, the poet beheld the music of grief and joy.

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    Marx to his father.

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    Book of Verse--Karl Marx

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    Karl Marx wrote an early work titled Book of Verse which contained two poems. The first poem discusses the eternal creator spirit who inspires all forms and condensation through its burning magic. The creator gives a sign of blessing and the all is bathed in divine light. The second poem discusses how flames once poured from the creator's breast and streamed to the poet. The poet nurtured these flames in his own breast and saw glowing forms sweeping through the heavens. When inner strife was quelled, the poet beheld the music of grief and joy.

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    Book of Verse - Karl Marx

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    Karl Marx wrote an early work titled Book of Verse which contained two poems. The first poem discusses the eternal creator spirit who inspires all forms and condensation through its burning magic. The creator gives a sign of blessing and the all is bathed in divine light. The second poem discusses how flames once poured from the creator's breast and streamed to the poet. The poet nurtured these flames in his own breast and saw glowing forms sweeping through the heavens. When inner strife was quelled, the poet beheld the music of grief and joy.

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    BookofverseKarlMarx

    EarlyWorksofKarlMarx:BookofVerse

    To My Father
    I
    Creation
    CreatorSpirituncreated
    Sailsonfleetwavesfaraway,
    Worldsheave,Livesaregenerated,
    HisEyespansEternity.
    AllinspiritingreignshisCountenance,
    Initsburningmagic,Formscondense.
    VoidspulsateandAgesroll,
    DeepinprayerbeforehisFace
    SpheresresoundandSeaFloodsswell,
    GoldenStarsrideonapace.
    Fatherheadinblessinggivesthesign,
    AndtheAllisbathedinLightdivine.
    Inboundsselfperceived,theEternal
    Silentmoves,reflectively,
    UntilholyThoughtprimordial
    DonsForms,WordsofPoetry.
    Then,likeThunderlyresfromfaraway
    LikeprescientCreation'sJubilee:
    "Gentlershinethefloatingstars,
    WorldsinprimalRocknowrest
    OmySpirit'simages,
    BebySpiritnewembraced
    Whentoyoutheheavingbosomsmove,
    Berevealedinpietyandlove.
    "BeunlockedonlytoLove
    Eternity'seternalseat,
    AstoyouIgentlygave,
    HurlyoumySoul'slightningout.
    https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1837pre/verse/verse1.htm

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    'Harmonyaloneitslikemayfind,

    OnlySoulanotherSoulmaybind.'
    OutofmeyourSpiritsburn
    IntoFormsofloftymeaning
    TotheMakeryoureturn,
    Imagesnomoreremaining,
    ByMan'slookofLoveringedburningly,
    Youinhimdissolved,andheinme."

    II
    Poetry
    FlamesCreatorlikeoncepoured
    Streamingtomefromyourbreast,
    Clashinguponhightheysoared,
    AndInursedtheminmybreast.
    ShoneyourformlikeAeolusstrainsabove,
    ShieldedsoftthefirewithwingsofLove.
    IsawglowandIheardsound,
    Heavensonwardsweepingfar,
    Risingupandsinkingdown,
    Sinkingbuttosoarthehigher.
    Then,wheninnerstrifeatlastwasquelled,
    GriefandJoymademusicIbeheld.
    Nestlingclosetoformssosoft
    StandstheSoul,byspellsenchained,
    Frommeimagessailedaloft
    ByyourveryLoveinflamed.
    LimbsofLove,bySpiritoncereleased,
    ShineagainwithintheirMaker'sbreast.

    VerseIndex|Marx/EngelsArchive|Pre1838Index

    https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1837pre/verse/verse1.htm

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