Voltairine de Cleyre

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Quotes

• “Years! Years, ye shall mix with me! Ye shall grow a part Of the laughing Sea; Of the moaning heart Of the glittered wave Of the sun-gleam's dart In the ocean-grave. Fair, cold, and faithless wert thou, my own! For that I love Thy heart of stone! From the heights above To the depths below, Where dread things move, There is naught can show A life so trustless! Proud be thy crown! Ruthless, like none, save the Sea, alone!”
• “Written in red their protest stands, For the Gods of the World to see; On the dooming wall their bodiless hands have blazoned "Upharsin," and flaring brands Illumine the message: "Seize the lands! Open the prisons and make men free!" Flame out the living words of the dead Written-in-red.”
• “Gods of the World! Their mouths are dumb! Your guns have spoken and they are dust. But the shrouded Living, whose hearts were numb, have felt the beat of a wakening drum Within them sounding — the Dead men’s tongue — Calling: "Smite off the ancient rust!" Have beheld "Resurrexit," the word of the Dead, Written-in-red.”
• “Bear it aloft, O roaring flame! Skyward aloft, where all may see. Slaves of the World! Our cause is the same; One is the immemorial shame; One is the struggle, and in One name — Manhood— we battle to set men free. "Uncurse us the Land!" burn the words of the Dead,Written-in-red.”
• “The moonlight rolls down like a river, The silence streams out like a sea; And far where the eastern winds quiver, My farewell goes floating to thee.”
• “For the way is not strown with petal soft, It is covered with hearts that weep, And the wounds I tread touch a deeper source Than you think it mine to keep. Down the years I shall move without you, Yet ever must feel the blow That caused me a deeper pain to give Than you will ever know.”

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Key facts

Born

Voltairine De Claire , ( 1866-11-17 ) November 17, 1866, Leslie, Michigan , U.S.

Died

June 20, 1912 (1912-06-20) (aged 45), Chicago , Illinois, U.S.

Resting place

Waldheim Cemetery , 41°52′12″N 87°49′11″W / 41.869909°N 87.8197364°W / 41.869909; -87.8197364

Occupations

Writer , lecturer , tutor

Era

Second Industrial Revolution

Movement

Anarchism , feminism , individualism

Children

Harry de Cleyre

Parents

Hector De Claire (father) Harriet De Claire (mother)

Relatives

Adelaide D. Thayer (sister)

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Voltairine de Cleyre (Age 35).jpg

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