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Blackberries
by William Allingham
Allingham, William (1824-1889)
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[Sweetheart and sweetheart, husband and wife]
[The figures of Heroes by history outlined]
[He who worships Success]
[Honour and Fortune never sought thee out]
[Each thinks himself exceptional]
[The imperial essence, the transcendent dower]
[“How can it surely be known]
[The Age of Suicide draws near]
[Religion dead]
[The weak, all-powerful force, now in our hand]
[The Children of the Land]
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Blackberries
“Who buys Blackberries?—Asking, sir, your pardon,
Can't you bring us something that will sell at Covent Garden?”
“Flourish Covent Garden, and Paternoster Row;
But let the birds and gypsies their own ways go.”
Blackberries