Poems by Francis Thompson
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I will not perturbate
Thy Paradisal state With praise Of thy dead days; To the new-heavened say, - "Spirit, thou wert fine clay:" This do, Thy praise who knew. Therefore my spirit clings Heaven's porter by the wings, And holds Its gated golds Apart, with thee to press A private business; - Whence, Deign me audience. Anchorite, who didst dwell With all the world for cell My soul Round me doth roll A sequestration bare. Too far alike we were, Too far Dissimilar. |
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