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"Thought can but share
Belief—and the tormented soul,
Changing confession to despair,
Must wear a borrowed robe." |
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Austin Clarke (1896-1974), Irish poet. Night and Morning (l. 6-9). . .
Modern American & British Poetry. Louis Untermeyer, ed., in consultation with Karl Shapiro and Richard Wilbur. (Rev., shorter ed., 1955) Harcourt, Brace and Company.
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"How many councils and decrees
Have perished in the simple prayer
That gave obedience to the knee;" |
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Austin Clarke (1896-1974), Irish poet. Night and Morning (l. 19-21). . .
Modern American & British Poetry. Louis Untermeyer, ed., in consultation with Karl Shapiro and Richard Wilbur. (Rev., shorter ed., 1955) Harcourt, Brace and Company.
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"Burn Ovid with the rest. Lovers will find
A hedge-school for themselves and learn by heart
All that the clergy banish from the mind," |
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Austin Clarke (1896-1974), Irish poet. Penal Law (l. 1-3). . .
New Oxford Book of Irish Verse, The. Thomas Kinsella, ed. and tr. (1986) Oxford University Press.
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