Man Answers Death: An Anthology of PoetryCorliss Lamont |
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... sorrow springeth up the hope again . Mourn not therefore , nor lament it that the world outlives their life ; Voice and vision yet they give us , making strong our hands for strife . Some had name and fame and honor , learned they were ...
... sorrow springeth up the hope again . Mourn not therefore , nor lament it that the world outlives their life ; Voice and vision yet they give us , making strong our hands for strife . Some had name and fame and honor , learned they were ...
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... sorrow , where thy body died . Thy friends , thy want ; the world , thy virtues fame . Nations , thy wit ; our minds lay up thy love , Letters , thy learning ; thy loss , years long to come . In worthy hearts , sorrow hath made thy tomb ...
... sorrow , where thy body died . Thy friends , thy want ; the world , thy virtues fame . Nations , thy wit ; our minds lay up thy love , Letters , thy learning ; thy loss , years long to come . In worthy hearts , sorrow hath made thy tomb ...
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... sorrow in the midst of me , and I keening . As I walked the mountain in the evening The birds spoke to me sorrowfully , The sweet snipe spoke and the voiceful curlew Relating to me that my darling was dead . I called to you and your ...
... sorrow in the midst of me , and I keening . As I walked the mountain in the evening The birds spoke to me sorrowfully , The sweet snipe spoke and the voiceful curlew Relating to me that my darling was dead . I called to you and your ...
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A. E. HOUSMAN ADELAIDE CRAPSEY Annabel Lee Babette Deutsch beauty body breast breath bright cold Collected Poems dark dead dear death deep delight dost doth dream dust dying earth EMILY DICKINSON eternal eyes fade fair fame fate fear fire flower Gilbert Murray glory gone grave grief grow hand happy hast hath hear heart heaven hope hour human immortal JOHN KEATS JOHN MASEFIELD JOSEPH AUSLANDER kings LANGSTON HUGHES Laurence Binyon life's light lips live look lover Lucretius mortal Nature never night o'er once pain pass peace praise rendezvous with Death rest rose shadow shalt shining sigh sing sleep song Sonnet sorrow soul spirit spring stars sweet tears tender thee thine things thou art thought tomb tread VINCENT MILLAY voice weep WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE wind youth