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The Mother’s Tragedy

The Mother’s Tragedy (1901), PDF p. 95

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MORS JANUA AMORIS Hold her in a human shape; Hold her safe without escape ! So I put my spells about her As she flew into my dreams; So I drew her to the outer Land of unforgetful streams; So I laid her (who should doubt her ?) Where enamelled verdure gleams, Drew her spirit from without her! In her eyelids stellar beams Glow renascent, now I hold her Breast to breast, and shining shoulder Laid to shoulder, in the bliss Of the uncreated kiss. Lips to lips beget for daughters Little kisses of the breeze ; Limbs entwined with limbs, the waters Of incredible blue seas; Eyes that understand, the slaughters Of a thousand ecstasies Re-embodied, as they wrought us Garlands of strange sorceries; New desires and mystic passion Infinite, of starry fashion; The mysterious desire Of the subtle formless fire. Vainly may the Tyanzean Throw his misconceiving eye SI
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