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Excerpt from Rosemary and Rue
You'd lure it back With loving word To danger, pain, and dying.
I Wonder, if you saw a rose, Plucked quick in June's surrender, You'd Wish it back upon the bough, To Wither in November.
I wonder, if you watched the moon, The tempest's rack outstripping, You'd grieve to see its silver prow In cloudless ether dipping.
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