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In bleak and woe-befallen sickness strange
you wake at morn to find new winds that blow
along grey shafted beams that swift do change
your feeling hung, deprived: for cows do low
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O gracious Lethe ~ Innocent sincere!
Beauteous child who knows near naught at all;
those specters, save, that dim and chill appear
from out your looking-glass to then appall!
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When Death is near and drawing off sweet Light,
then breathe incense entombed in balm-tongued air
that weaves a Flame to ward away despair;
you have the singing consolation bright!
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When rain does fall upon the shadow'd boughs
in dreaming poise ere errant wakefulness,
you quaff the potion of experience-
to dream and dream of what new spirit shows!
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When young we have such deep o'er-whelming dreams!
for highest hopes then burn away all dross;
though what is real becomes not as it seems,
emerging hateful from the feathered gauze:
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Ending Of An Age

In bleak and woe-befallen sickness strange
you wake at morn to find new winds that blow
along grey shafted beams that swift do change
your feeling hung, deprived: for cows do low
in fields and hills whereon the grass is keen
and weeds do cling to spice of cheer old life;
the cream, the bluest sky and things unseen
like water spilling streams. And yet no strife
enters the thought of pale remembrance; Joy,
just Joy that comes in sheer, o'er-whelmed surprise!
In tears that burst like fruits o'er-ripe, to cloy
the sense of grief with satiate sun-rise!
Thus ends one Age in human history-
not in great books but deep: Personally.

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