
Tag: radium-poem
Proto sf-adjacent poetry published during the sf genre’s Radium Age (1900–1935).


TO BROOKLYN BRIDGE
By:
“Down Wall, from girder into street noon leaks, / A rip-tooth of the sky’s acetylene…”
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TO LOVERS OF EARTH
By:
“She will be young / When your last cracked and quivering note is sung.”
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MORNING SONG OF SENLIN
By:
“I ascend from darkness / And depart on the winds of space for I know not where…”
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ASPIRATION
By:
“Over the writhing, blazing sun, / And planets, half day, half night…”
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THE CONFLAGRATION OF A FLIER
By:
“You are in flames, flier / Brother of space and of the world.”
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