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Sylvia Plath - The GluttonSylvia Plath - The Glutton
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He, hunger-strung, hard to slake, So fitted is for my black luck (With heat such as no man could have And yet keep kind) That all merit`s in being meat Seasoned how he`d most approve; Blood`s broth Filched by his hand, Choice wassail makes, cooked hot, Cupped quick to mouth; Though prime parts cram each rich meal, He`ll not spare Nor scant his want until Sacked larder`s gone bone-bare.
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