Poems, 第 1 巻E. Moxon, 1969 |
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... soon lose sight of our past selves ; a loss , I suppose , and a grief to most of us , if only as scanting our tribute of grate- ful remembrance to the Giver of all good . For myself , I look back on the vacant spaces of memory with a ...
... soon lose sight of our past selves ; a loss , I suppose , and a grief to most of us , if only as scanting our tribute of grate- ful remembrance to the Giver of all good . For myself , I look back on the vacant spaces of memory with a ...
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... soon , too soon , it comes again— The sulky , stifling , leadon pain , As a black cloud is big with rain , Is big with woo . All I ask is but to know The depth and nature of the woe ; I hope not for a wind to blow The cloud away . I ...
... soon , too soon , it comes again— The sulky , stifling , leadon pain , As a black cloud is big with rain , Is big with woo . All I ask is but to know The depth and nature of the woe ; I hope not for a wind to blow The cloud away . I ...
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... soon , too soon , the pleasing dream 1813 . Is borne down black despair's rough stream . Then demons foul impress my brain With images of foul disdain , And tell me that I love in vain . Mary , the beam of thy bright eyes Alone my hope ...
... soon , too soon , the pleasing dream 1813 . Is borne down black despair's rough stream . Then demons foul impress my brain With images of foul disdain , And tell me that I love in vain . Mary , the beam of thy bright eyes Alone my hope ...
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MEMOIR OF HARTLEY COLERIDGE | xi |
THOUGHTS AND YANCIES | xxxvi |
MISCELLANEOUS SONNETS | cxci |
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