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Sylvia Plath - The GoringSylvia Plath - The Goring
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Arena dust rusted by four bulls` blood to a dull redness, The afternoon at a bad end under the crowd`s truculence, The ritual death each time botched among dropped capes, ill-judged stabs, The strongest will seemed a will towards ceremony. Obese, dark- Faced in his rich yellows, tassels, pompons, braid, the picador Rode out against the fifth bull to brace his pike and slowly bear Down deep into the bent bull-neck. Cumbrous routine, not artwork. Instinct for art began with the bull`s horn lofting in the mob`s Hush a lumped man-shape. The whole act formal, fluent as a dance. Blood faultlessly broached redeemed the sullied air, the earth`s grossness.
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