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Wilfrid Scawen Blunt - He Makes An EndWilfrid Scawen Blunt - He Makes An End
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What shall I tell you, dear, who have told all, What do, whose wish, whose will is manacled, What dare, whose duty at your festival Is but to light the candles round Love`s bed? How can I sing to you uncomforted By any crumb of kindness Joy lets fall? Unsexed am I by service, heart and head. Nay, let me sleep and turn me to the wall. --Alas there is a day when all joy dies, Through stress of time and tears` thin nourishment And that dumb peace of Age which veils the end. Here am I come, and here I close my eyes, With what I may of dreams (they naught portend), Framing your face, the last before Love went.
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