Bradley T. Van Deusen



Bradley T. Van Deusen




left arrow                                                                 rightarrow
Table of Contents


Suskind
University of Chicago Daily Maroon, 1 Mar 1929
By Ten Eyck Van Deusen
The Whistle


Weep, O weep for Suskind 
And the wonder that was hers. 
For who could help but love the Queen 
Save blood of Orianders? 
Suskind! The pagan Queen of old-- 
Of the hidden children, Queen! 
The glory of the ancient days 
In man's own vision seen. 
Aye - we must weep for Suskind 
As man has ever wept 
For all the wonder of the dreams 
That tore him as he slept-- 
Mourn - and raise a dirge for Suskind 
Our love that can't be kept.  

         Ten Eyck Van Deusen








Historical Notes


'Figures of Earth'  by  James Branch Cabell

Just as mother used 'Mary' as her pseudonym and gave it to me as my first name, she and father took 'Suskind' from this book and gave it to me as my middle name.





nav bar
NAVIGATION

FATHER: BRADLEY (EVANS BELL) TENEYCK VAN DEUSEN:
   Index,   All Poetry,   Old Soldiers' Drums,   U of Chicago Poetry,   Favorite Poetry,   Love Letters
MOTHER: JEAN B. VAN DEUSEN:
   Index,   Chicago Sketches,   My Poem About Her,   Her Art,   Her Favorite Art Book  

GRANDFATHER: JACK BELL:
   Index,   Timeline/Articles,   Pilots,   Birds/Animals  

GRANDMOTHER: CATHERINE BURNETT:
  Main Index,   Timeline and Articles,   More About Her  

ME:
  Home,   Family,   Henry Livingston,   Illustrated Night Before Christmas,   Favorite Pages,   Site Map


IME logo Copyright © 2014, Mary S. Van Deusen