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Arthur Symons - Villa PamphiliArthur Symons - Villa Pamphili
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The daisies whiten the warm grass : I see the sun, a shadow, pass: And I forget that winter was. The black rooks call across the sky: The black-robed scholar-priests go by: About the grass pale children lie. All sorrowful and cloistered things, As if this sunlight were the Spring`s, Desire the ecstasy of wings. And even my soul, long used to grope Within its self-entangled scope, Dreams of the opening wings of hope.
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