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Allen Tate - Sonnets Of The Blood IAllen Tate - Sonnets Of The Blood I
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What is the flesh and blood compounded of But a few moments in the life of time? This prowling of the cells, litigious love, Wears the long claw of flesh-arguing crime. Consider the first settlers of our bone, Observe how busily they sued the dust, Estopped forever by the last dusted stone. It is a pity that two brothers must Perceive a canker of perennial flower To make them brothers in mortality: Perfect this treason to the murderous hour If you would win the hard identity Of brothers a long race for men to run Nor quite achieved when the perfection`s won.
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