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It were perhaps too good to preen, This thing, this much elided stream, To rest therewith, tremulous ream Of thoughts forthwith from misery. Let not the beggar hear my words: There is no hope in timely dress; World it cares not for men deferred From caring press and relatives. Too much it cares for common things, A word said soft, need not for pain, Yet broken in its gleaning thoughts, Suff’ring not well deserved stains. These things, I say, they cast a sea Before dim eyes, make blind men cry, Rob their sight, ev’n in sight’s drought; This I say, casts little more t’me.
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May 18, 2014
May 18, 2014 at 7:26 PM UTC
Hopeless, this Elided Stream
It were perhaps too good to preen, This thing, this much elided stream, To rest therewith, tremulous ream Of thoughts forthwith from misery. Let not the beggar hear my words: There is no hope in timely dress; World it cares not for men deferred From caring press and relatives. Too much it cares for common things, A word said soft, need not for pain, Yet broken in its gleaning thoughts, Suff’ring not well deserved stains. These things, I say, they cast a sea Before dim eyes, make blind men cry, Rob their sight, ev’n in sight’s drought; This I say, casts little more t’me.
william-zimmerman
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May 18, 2014
May 18, 2014 at 7:26 PM UTC
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