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Dorothy Parker - AfternoonDorothy Parker - Afternoon
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When I am old, and comforted,  And done with this desire, With Memory to share my bed  And Peace to share my fire, I`ll comb my hair in scalloped bands  Beneath my laundered cap, And watch my cool and fragile hands  Lie light upon my lap. And I will have a sprigged gown  With lace to kiss my throat; I`ll draw my curtain to the town,  And hum a purring note. And I`ll forget the way of tears,  And rock, and stir my tea. But oh, I wish those blessed years  Were further than they be!
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