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death poetry

in and of itself
we were not many
these be
along a river-side
world that changes under my hand
sweet splendor
sad are they who know not love
did you ever hear of
beautiful, tragical faces
i walk down the garden paths
if i had known how narrow a prison is love
lived by the river-side
i saw with open eyes

 



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