Collected Poems 1901-1918 in Two Volumes - Volume I. by Walter De la Mare
page 58 of 161 (36%)
page 58 of 161 (36%)
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FEAR I know where lurk The eyes of Fear; I, I alone, Where shadowy-clear, Watching for me, Lurks Fear. 'Tis ever still And dark, despite All singing and All candlelight, 'Tis ever cold, And night. He touches me; Says quietly, "Stir not, nor whisper, I am nigh; Walk noiseless on, I am by!" He drives me As a dog a sheep; |
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