The Cleft in the Wall
They pass through my brain and leave not a mark: cities and women and autumnal skies. I am related to […]
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They pass through my brain and leave not a mark: cities and women and autumnal skies. I am related to […]
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O thou pinioned Thought, where wilt thou wing me to-night? Dug from the marl and silt of my soul, Breath
I slept, and out of their ancient tombs of tissue-plasm streamed a shadowy host of Living Dead. Gliding silently across
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Like sunlight, I touch all things, yet nothing do I gain; I am neither richer nor poorer than I was
I am at the door of the Closed Room, I stand without, whispering and chatting to myself, in many fantastic
Yonder lies my way. Yea, I have taken the road, and in a sleep, in a cycle, I returned to