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名人诗歌|On A Wedding Anniversary

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The sky is torn across

This ragged1 anniversary of two

Who moved for three years in tune2

Down the long walks of their vows3.

Now their love lies a loss

And Love and his patients roar on a chain;

From every tune or crater4

Carrying cloud, Death strikes their house.

Too late in the wrong rain

They come together whom their love parted:

The windows pour into their heart

And the doors burn in their brain.


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