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Dante Gabriel Rossetti - For “The Wine Of Circle” By Edward Burne JonesDante Gabriel Rossetti - For “The Wine Of Circle” By Edward Burne Jones
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DUSK-HAIRED and gold-robed o`er the golden wine She stoops, wherein, distilled of death and shame, Sink the black drops; while, lit with fragrant flame, Round her spread board the golden sunflowers shine. Doth Helios here with Hecaté combine (O Circe, thou their votaress!) to proclaim For these thy guests all rapture in Love`s name, Till pitiless Night give Day the countersign? Lords of their hour, they come. And by her knee Those cowering beasts, their equals heretofore, Wait; who with them in new equality To-night shall echo back the sea`s dull roar With a vain wail from passion`s tide-strown shore Where the dishevelled seaweed hates the sea.
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