CHANSON GAZEUSE.
(By Pinchbeck Lyre, in the "Nation.") Gasometers - " nre filled with gas for mortal travellers who pass. Gas, giving its glamorous gold like caliphs lights life with amorous flute-limbed seraphs. It is carburet ted , and gay and combustible as an angel-vedetted army of festival. But nobody cares for lyrical gab-Works. * or heeds any prayer for belaurelled mass-works. "mass-works" (p shout of jasmined Elohim ß ') means bringing out of "Collected ,Poems." And Elohims jasmined (twixt you and me) are a jgust of gas-wind, 1 and fiddle-de-dee.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20038, 20 September 1930, Page 13
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