Songs from Vagabondia by Richard Hovey;Bliss Carman
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page 54 of 68 (79%)
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The nobler wine?
Let him come here, and kiss me on the mouth, And have his will! Love dead and dry as summer in the South When winds are still And all the leafage shrivels in the heat! Let him come here and linger at my feet Till he grow weary with the over-sweet, And die, or kill. LAUNA DEE. Weary, oh, so weary With it all! Sunny days or dreary-- How they pall! Why should we be heroes, Launa Dee, Striving to no winning? Let the world be Zero's! As in the beginning Let it be! What good comes of toiling, When all's done? |
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