Poems Chiefly from Manuscript by John Clare
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And sweet lowing of the herds,
And couldn't find out words, Do you see, To say to them good-bye, Where the yellowcups do lie; So heaving a deep sigh, Took to sea.... In this sort of pathos, so indefinable and intimate, William Blake and only he can be said to resemble him. B. CONTENTS NOTE INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL EARLY POEMS-- *Ballad *Song Summer Evening |
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