Forty-Two Poems by James Elroy Flecker
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On earth there's little to be found,
And I would bear with earth no more. O gentle youth, A fool am I, but let me see the Truth! THE STRANGER Gaze in my eyes. THE BLIND MAN How can I gaze? What song is that, and what these rays Of splendour and this rush of wings? THE STRANGER These are the new celestial things. THE BLIND MAN Round the body of a child A great dark flame runs wild. What may this be? THE STRANGER Look further, you shall see. THE BLIND MAN |
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