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The World’s Tragedy
The World’s Tragedy (1910), PDF p. 84
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THE GARDEN OF EROS.
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Coiling and curling
In maze of æons
Its vision unfurling
A pageant of pæans !
Blessed be Love in his
Palace of praise
Whom we follow above in his
Wonderful ways !
Whom we follow above
To the stars and the snows,
Immaculate Love ! —
We adore thee, Eros !
Praise Eros wittily !
Praise Eros well !
Tripping it prettily
Down through the dell !
Joyous and eager
Our tresses adorning,
Away to beleaguer
The city of morning !
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