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Looks
written by William Henry Davies
From "The Loneliest Mountain", 1939 Link to further information




What knowledge do my Ears provide,
What do I learn from books?
I trust my Eyes for what I think,
And feed on silent looks.

The things I hear with my two Ears
Still cry aloud for proof;
But what I see with my two Eyes
Must be the very truth.

The woman that's behind my back,
To hide her looks from me -
Knows not the face of him I watch
Stirs to her treachery.

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