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CHANGE shall accustom me in after years To kingdom's builded on life's overthrow; Onward with other poets I shall go, Unpraised of thee. though praised of all my peers, Until the vine that thou hast quckened, bears Its fruit in others' hands; until I grow So different from myself I shall not know This poor young desperate heart, nor these wild tears. But though I change, thou shalt not change with me, Thy shrine shall stand unaltered and unmoved, And if we meet again I shall but see The features of a stranger, thou wilt be Wholly what once thou wert to me, Beloved And not what time and men have made of thee
Muriel Stuart
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Thursday, January 01, 2004 |
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