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Arthur Rimbaud - Song Of The Highest TowerArthur Rimbaud - Song Of The Highest Tower
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Idle youth Enslaved to everything, By being too sensitive I have wasted my life. Ah ! Let the time come When hearts are enamoured. I said to myself : let be, And let no one see you : Do without the promise Of higher joys. Let nothing delay you, Majestic retirement. I have endured so long That I have forgotten everything ; Fear and suffering Have flown to the skies. And morbid thirst Darkens my veins. Thus the meadow Given over to oblivion, Grown up, and flowering With frankincense and tares To the wild buzzing Of a hundred filthy flies. Oh ! the thousand bereavements Of the poor soul Which possesses only the image Of Our Lady ! Can one pray To the Virgin Mary ? Idle youth Enslaved by everything, By being too sensitive I have wasted my life. Ah ! Let the time come When hearts are enamoured !
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