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As Imperceptibly As Grief |
作者Author /  Emily Dickinson 愛蜜麗•狄更森 |
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As Imperceptibly As Grief
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Poem 1540 |
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As imperceptibly as grief
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The summer lapsed away,
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Too imperceptible, at last,
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To seem like perfidy.
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A quietness distilled,
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As twilight long begun,
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Or nature, spending with herself
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Sequestered afternoon.
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The dusk drew earlier in,
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The morning foreign shone
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A courteous, yet harrowing grace
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As guest, that would be gone
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And thus, without a wing
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Or service of a keel,
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Our summer made her light escape
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Into the beautiful.
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