The Bells (Apollinaire): Difference between revisions

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Alcools ~ The Bells
written by Guillaume Apollinaire

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-My gipsy beau my lover
-Hear the bells above us
-We loved passionately
-Thinking none could see us
-But we so badly hidden
-All the bells in their song
-Saw from heights of heaven
-And told it everyone
-Tomorrow Cyprien Henry
-Marie Ursule Catherine
-The baker’s wife her husband
-and Gertrude that’s my cousin
-Will smile when I go by them
-I won’t know where to hide
-You far and I’ll be crying
-Perhaps I shall be dying
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