A Woman of Thirty by Marjorie Allen Seiffert
page 67 of 85 (78%)
page 67 of 85 (78%)
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I shall weave them flauntingly
Into veil upon veil, I shall wind them defiantly Over my lips, over my eyes. You shall not see your name On my lips, You shall not see your image In my eyes! And through my veils I shall not see That you are blind. VIII. FREEDOM I would be free From two old superstitions, Thanks and Forgiveness. So I would think of you As Flame, As Wind, As Night, To whom I have been Wind, And Flame And Night, |
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