Poems — Volume 2 by George Meredith
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Now farewell to you! you are One of my dearest, whom I trust: Now follow you the Western star, And cast the old world off as dust. II From many friends adieu! adieu! The quick heart of the word therein. Much that we hope for hangs with you: We lose you, but we lose to win. III The beggar-king, November, frets: His tatters rich with Indian dyes Goes hugging: we our season's debts Pay calmly, of the Spring forewise. IV We send our worthiest; can no less, If we would now be read aright, - To that great people who may bless Or curse mankind: they have the might. V |
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