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Sylvia Plath - RecantationSylvia Plath - Recantation
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`Tea leaves I`ve given up, And that crooked line On the queen`s palm Is no more my concern. On my black pilgrimage This moon-pocked crystal ball Will break before it help; Rather than croak out What`s to come, My darling ravens are flown. `Forswear those freezing tricks of sight And all else I`ve taught Against the flower in the blood: Not wealth nor wisdom stands Above the simple vein, The straight mouth. Go to your greenhorn youth Before time ends And do good With your white hands."
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