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Charles Lamb - To A River In Which A Child Was DrownedCharles Lamb - To A River In Which A Child Was Drowned
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Smiling river, smiling river,  On thy bosom sun-beams play; Though they`re fleeting, and retreating,  Thou hast more deceit than they. In thy channel, in thy channel,  Choak`d with ooze and grav`lly stones, Deep immersed, and unhearsed,  Lies young Edward`s corse: his bones Ever whitening, ever whitening,  As thy waves against them dash; What thy torrent, in the current,  Swallow`d, now it helps to wash. As if senseless, as if senseless  Things had feeling in this case; What so blindly, and unkindly,  It destroy`d, it now does grace.
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