Forty-Two Poems by James Elroy Flecker
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JOSEPH A King, dear wife. Who ever knew Of Kings in stables born! MARY Do you hear, in the dark and starlit blue The clarion and the horn? JOSEPH Mary, alas, lest grief and joy Have sent thy wits astray; But let me look on this my boy, And take the wraps away. MARY Behold the lad. JOSEPH I dare not gaze: Light streams from every limb. MARY The winter sun has stored his rays, |
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