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Nov 11, 2007 01:56

The thought of you was brimming in my mind:
It overflowed, and soon it showed
An empty-headed helpless busy kind

Of mind that thinks for work and not for love.
But then I went, and I'll repent
The love I squandered on a spiteful dove,

Who flutters from me hundred miles away,
And looked at me, as birds can see
Beneath the burning sunlight's cheerful day.

And all grew dark upon a winter's whim.
I was amiss, I dreamed her kiss,
And then my heart was waxing low and dim.

My brain was sick with love and lovers' words,
And then I stooped, while all day trooped
The world's dread need-force and its preying birds,

Who tore my flesh upon an ill-made bed.
My life was sad (though God was glad)
And dying was the love inside my head.
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