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Two Hands, Aflame What must I say, must I live to write? Here are hands unclasped, both lent by time; What kind thoughts must fill my scorching leaf Like glistening dews—a loved belief? Perhaps for now, are for words that rhyme, And here on, I gently take the flight.
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