The Gypsy: Difference between revisions

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Alcools ~ The Gypsy
written by Guillaume Apollinaire

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-The gypsy knew in advance
-Our two lives star-crossed by night
-We said farewell to her and then
-from that deep well Hope began
-Love heavy a performing bear
-Danced upright when we wanted
-And the blue bird lost his plumes
-And the beggars lost their Ave
-We knew quite well that we were damned
-But hope of love in the street
-Made us think hand in hand
-Of what the Gypsy did foresee
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