Dramatic Romances by Robert Browning
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For to me again
It reaches, and past retrieve Is wound in the toils I weave; 70 XV And must follow as I require, As befits a thrall, Bringing flesh and all, Essence and earth-attire To the source of the tractile fire: XVI Till the house called hers, not mine, With a growing weight Seems to suffocate If she break not its leaden line And escape from its close confine. 80 XVII Out of doors into the night! On to the maze Of the wild wood-ways, Not turning to left nor right >From the pathway, blind with sight-- XVIII |
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