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The stillness seemsscarcely broken by the faint music of these words,whichfade into unutterable and inviolable peace.This is puregenius,unimpeded by artifices or imitation or any con-scious effort.”  \nMr.Krishnamurti unites the romantic tradition ofEnglish poetry with a rich Oriental mysticism and over-tones of a contemporary symbolical approach.  \nABOUT THE BOOK  \n“Cloth of Gold”is a poetic distillation of a dramaticincident of Indian mythology.The Western readershould welcome the chance to catch an Oriental moodand feeling from so sensitive and competent a poet  \nFacility in the use of the trimeter characterizes thework.The graceful six syllable verses are responsiveto every mood and pace the author chooses.  \nThe poems comprising the“Epilogue”are in thenature of an overflow of the moods evoked in the poetduring the writing of the main piece.In these the poethas indulged his symbolic bent to its full and,in hisown words,he  \n\"winds his spellsLike light enshrined in shells,Occult and aureoled”.  \nCharles E.Tuttle Co.[Established 1832]RUTLAND,VERMONTU.S.A.  \nTOKYO  \nJAPAN  \nTlu.C.0. 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