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Latest revision as of 07:40, 1 June 2010
| Always Comes Evening ~ Invective written by Robert Ervin Howard |
| First published in Always Comes Evening, 1957 | Link to further information |
There burns in me no honeyed drop of love,
Nor soft compassion for my brother man:
I would indeed humanity possessed
A single throat a keen-edged knife could span.
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