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Arthur Rimbaud - The SideboardArthur Rimbaud - The Sideboard
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It is a high, carved sideboard made of oak. The dark old wood, like old folks, seems kind; Its drawers are open, and its odours soak The darkness with the scent of strong old wine. Its drawers are full, a final resting place For scented, yellowed linens, scraps of clothes Foe wives or children, worn and faded bows, Grandmothers` collars made of figured lace; There you will find old medals, locks of grey Or yellow hair, and portraits, and a dried bouquet Whose perfume mingles with the smell of fruit. - O sideboard of old, you know a great deal more And could tell us your tales, yet you stand mute As we slowly open your old dark door.
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