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Christopher Brennan - IIII. The Labour Of NightChristopher Brennan - IIII. The Labour Of Night
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What gems chill glitter yon, thrice dipt in dusky Styx, or tears unshed the spheres, in icy exile stript, congeal in midnight`s gaze of lead? O thou crown`d caitiff, o`er our head whereon thine agelong wounds have dript the dark arms of thy passion spread dwarf the vast vault to a hard crypt. Round thine eternal hour of woe the abyss urges, a rigid throe, whose woeful dark sees nought emerge, save these, their consolation vain and frozen on the helpless verge, lonely, ecstatic fires of pain.
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