Artemis to Actaeon, and Other Verses by Edith Wharton
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When the dead can burn and the dead can smite.
V Till they say, as they hear us--poor dead, poor dead!-- "Just an hour of this, and our age-long bed-- Just a thrill of the old remembered pains To kindle a flame in our frozen veins, A touch, and a sight, and a floating apart, As the chill of dawn strikes each phantom heart-- For it's turn of the year and All Souls' night, When the dead can hear and the dead have sight." VI And where should the living feel alive |
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