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How Late
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| How Late written by William Henry Davies |
| From "Forty New Poems", (1918) | Link to further information |
Now thou hast made me blind,
And I can only see,
In all the world, what comes from thee;
Now thou hast made me deaf,
And I can only hear
Thy voice, or body's motion near;
Now thou hast made me dumb,
And my two lips are mute,
Till yours have bid them follow suit;
Now blind and deaf and dumb
To all the world but thee -
How late thou art forsaking me!
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