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The World’s Tragedy
The World’s Tragedy (1910), PDF p. 94
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THE RED STAR.
4I
Of sun and rain. Arise !
The red gleam in thine eyes !
Up, up and slay !
2ND SATYR
Fair child,
Laugh thou ; God honours thee
(Look ! then, methinks, he smiled !)
To condescend to bless
That unripe loveliness.
The acid of thine immaturity
Shall be a sharpness in his mouth
Cloyed with too clinging sweet
Of the full-bosomed South.
IST SATYR
Beside those rose-fair feet
Dimpled with fairy kisses
There’s no bright-tinted bird
In all the blue abysses
Worth even a plumeless word.
THE CHILD
I do not like this place.
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