Poems New and Old by John Freeman
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Purge away blindness,
Terror and all unkindness. Shine, shine From within, on the confused grey world without That, growing clearer, Grows spiritual and dearer. NO MORE ADIEU Unconscious on thy lap I lay, A spiritual thing, Stirless until the yet unlooked-for day Of human birth Should call me from thy starry twilight, Earth. And did thy bosom rock and clear voice sing? I know not--now no more a spiritual thing. Nor then thy breathed Adieu I rightly knew. --Until those human kind arms caught And nursed my head Upon her breast who from the twilight brought This stranger me. Mother, it were yet happiness to be Within your arms; but now that you are dead |
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