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Eclipse.
‘And wherefore is all this?’ you question me, ‘this weighing of rich and poor,
Of many tears and laughter of which no mind hath cure?’
Nought save ’twere thinking for a winter’s night, till my mind trips
O’er thought and finds eclipse
For smiles and woes,
And I a grave, and afterwards—God knows.
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