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Time is teasing along with lush earth so pleasing, The minutes of our youth are spent in toiled days And sands are blowing the weld of our sold means, Foundations of dust, the cries unheard, of the aged. And then, as dream, you came from the starry skies Blue and small as the ocean dot, forever fixed— Reigning over the frozen, revolving moon that lies, Dimly wakes in your fabled orbit, my fated ellipse. Now, time tables and splits, renders me to eaves Undone, my squandered youth was but a sad play And I am clocked with wind, the geld of my dreams, Had shiftless hands been more solid than my days.                                                                    — after Yeats
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Oct 31, 2013
Oct 31, 2013 at 3:14 PM UTC
The Sorrow of Days
Time is teasing along with lush earth so pleasing, The minutes of our youth are spent in toiled days And sands are blowing the weld of our sold means, Foundations of dust, the cries unheard, of the aged. And then, as dream, you came from the starry skies Blue and small as the ocean dot, forever fixed— Reigning over the frozen, revolving moon that lies, Dimly wakes in your fabled orbit, my fated ellipse. Now, time tables and splits, renders me to eaves Undone, my squandered youth was but a sad play And I am clocked with wind, the geld of my dreams, Had shiftless hands been more solid than my days.                                                                    — after Yeats
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Oct 31, 2013
Oct 31, 2013 at 3:14 PM UTC
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