I went to thank Her —
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| ←It struck me — every Day — (362) | I went to thank Her — by 363 |
(364) The Morning after Woe —→ |
I went to thank Her —
But She Slept —
Her Bed — a funneled Stone —
With Nosegays at the Head and Foot —
That Travellers — had thrown —
Who went to thank Her —
But She Slept —
'Twas Short — to cross the Sea —
To look upon Her like — alive —
But turning back — 'twas slow —
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