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White Stains
White Stains (1898), PDF p. 116
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WITH DOG AND DAME
We wake her passion, either one
Licking each pouting pair of lips
Till new sweet streams of nectar run.
’ Tis Autumn, and the dying breeze
Murmurs “ embrace ”; the moon replies
“ Embrace ” ; the soughing of the trees
Calls us to linger loverwise,
And drain our passion to the lees.
’ Tis Autumn. The belated dove
Calls through the beeches, that bestir
Themselves to kiss the skies above,
As I will kiss with him and her.
Leave us, sweet Autumn, to our love.
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