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Famous Poems by
Famous Poets :
De Profundis Part 2
>> Elizabeth Barrett Browning <<
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The world goes whispering to its own, This anguish pierces to the bone;’ And tender friends go sighing round, What love can ever cure this wound ?' My days go on, my days go on.
VI
The past rolls forward on the sun And makes all night. O dreams begun, Not to be ended! Ended bliss, And life that will not end in this! My days go on, my days go on.
VII
Breath freezes on my lips to moan: As one alone, once not alone, I sit and knock at Nature's door, Heart-bare, heart-hungry, very poor, Whose desolated days go on.
VIII
I knock and cry, —Undone, undone! Is there no help, no comfort, —none? No gleaning in the wide wheat plains Where others drive their loaded wains? My vacant days go on, go on.
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