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Poetry: Sonnets

• 1 of 53

  by Tom Mcmurray

  
  These dead men never render Faust or fade
  where only white worm maggots burrow bold.
  Intolerant no more of colored shade

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• 2 of 53

  by esprit libre

  "Death"

  When Helios's chariot hath flown
  And thou art weary, hark! hear the thunder
  Tis Death, on wild horses, and Death alone
  Journey

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• 3 of 53

  by Sid de Knees

  A note from the front.

  Where mud is men, and men are mud,
  and women's labours lay alone,
  let all your thoughts of me be good,
  and

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• 4 of 53

  by Sonja Lutz

  I Am Alone, Catherine de Medici

  I was barely thirteen when I married,
  And never dreamed that I would be a queen.
  To Henri,

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• 5 of 53

  by Brittany Lamb

  An Angel's Touch

  
  
  

  The cold and dreadful wind did pierce the night.
  Shifting and twisting through the bony trees.
  Did moan and

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