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Chap 11 The Poetry and Prose of William Blake | ||
[Leave O leave [me] to my sorrows]
Leave O leave [me] to my sorrows
Here Ill sit & fade away
Till Im nothing but a spirit
And I lose this form of clay
Here Ill sit & fade away
Till Im nothing but a spirit
And I lose this form of clay
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Then if chance along this forest
Any walk in pathless ways
Thro the gloom he'll see my shadow
Hear my voice upon the Breeze
Any walk in pathless ways
Thro the gloom he'll see my shadow
Hear my voice upon the Breeze
Chap 11 The Poetry and Prose of William Blake | ||