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Arthur Symons - GriefArthur Symons - Grief
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The wind shook not in grass nor leaf, I had lain down with Perfect Grief, Not yet had come that angry thief Night that gives Passion some relief. I was more shaken than the grass, I heard the voice of the winds that pass, Then was unveiled Time`s looking-glass, The wan face of Herodias. The sun was heavy with his heat, His shadows lay upon my feet, My blood within me began to beat. The snake said: “Where is the Serpent`s meat?
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