Lyrical Ballads with Other Poems, 1800, Volume 2 by William Wordsworth
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Of his own household: nor, while from his bed
He through that door-place looks toward the lake And to the stirring breezes, does he want Creations lovely as the work of sleep, Fair sights, and visions of romantic joy. _To a SEXTON_. Let thy wheel-barrow alone. Wherefore, Sexton, piling still In thy bone-house bone on bone? Tis already like a hill In a field of battle made, Where three thousand skulls are laid. --These died in peace each with the other, Father, Sister, Friend, and Brother. Mark the spot to which I point! From this platform eight feet square Take not even a finger-joint: Andrew's whole fire-side is there. Here, alone, before thine eyes, Simon's sickly Daughter lies |
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