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Milady Gay, whose
Breath is like a sin,
A sin, to sit upon
The light within,
Within;
The light that fractures
Forces, foreswears
The race we ..
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The worlds I sought and thought to win
Have slipped so far, my daughters dear;
I loved and lost them, every one,
They turned away and left me her..
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I’ve seen it in
The shadow form
That hides behind
The darkened screen,
That such of love
They saw you through
Brought only scattered
Seed..
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This world unravels, bit by bit
Each thread that binds
Is torn in rage,
And desolation stalks where wit
And beauty walked
On some lost page.
F..
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What
Brings this or that to here,
To loss, or spare
At these, my racked foundations?
Each tumbled brick, spilt
From toppled spires,
Where tire..
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The sand remains, but nought, my love, of you;
Our dancing shadows tilted at despair,
For everything my love required of you
Convinced me that I&rs..
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At Granite Island’s seaward side
We sat, and watched the surging tide,
The rapid rip, the capping crest,
The stinging spray, the ragged nest;..
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With all the art of patient mending
First this thread, and then that binding,
Now this stitch that, so demanding,
Spilt the verse I caught your min..
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This broken year
Waits tinselled, brinked
At held breath
In hard times,
To drain some favoured
Harlot’s drink
And stay death
With ..
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A few short lines informed us you were dead,
That at the last you’d spent your destiny
The battle, so one-sided at your bed
With no relief fo..
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