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Who then sees the two wingedBoat down there, all aloneAnd asleep on the snow's last shadow,Like a moth on a stone? WHO THEN SEES THE TWO WINGED BOAT DOWN THERE ALL ALONE AND ASLEEP ON THE SNOW'S LAST SHADOW LIKE A MOTH ON A STONE
30. Everlasting Flowers - Collection at Bartleby.com Reference Verse Fiction Nonfiction × Subjects Titles Authors Essays Learn Thesaurus Quotations English Usage Skip to the content Home » New Poems » 30. Everlasting Flowers Previous Article Next Article Contents -BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD D.H. Lawrence (1885–1930). New Poems. 1916. 30. Everlasting Flowers WHO do you think stands watchingThe snow-tops shining rosyIn heaven, now that the darknessTakes all but the tallest posy?  TWO EVERLASTING FLOWERS BY DH LAWRENCE READ FOR LIEBERVOX STAT ORG BY SQUIDWASHLOKHOVA FOUND AT FRISCO DASH SQUID DOT BLACK SPOT THOUGHT COM YOU THINK STANDS WATCHING THE SNOW TOPS SHINING ROSY IN HEAVEN NOW THAT THE DARKNESS TAKES ALL BUT THE TALLEST POESY
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