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Arthur Symons - ApologyArthur Symons - Apology
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Why is it that I sing no songs of you, Now, as in those old days I used to do? I have made many songs, and bitter songs. Against you, I have done you many wrongs In verse; and now, when you and I can sit By the same fire, and looking into it In silence, dream without unhappiness Each his own dream in friendly loneliness, I sing of you no longer. Still I find Your shadow in all the corners of my mind, And in my heart find you; but there, alas, Though I search every cranny where it was, My art I find not: it is well: my art Knew only songs for an unquiet heart.
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