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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ROMEO AND JULIET, by THOMAS BAILEY ALDRICH Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: From mask to mask, amid the masquerade
Last Line: "then love, with glittering eyelids, ""I am death."
Subject(s): Romeo & Juliet
First Line: From mask to mask, amid the masquerade
Last Line: "then love, with glittering eyelids, ""I am death."
Subject(s): Romeo & Juliet
FROM mask to mask, amid the masquerade,
Young Passion went with challenging, soft breath:
"Art Love?" he whispered; "art thou Love, sweet maid?"
Then Love, with glittering eyelids, "I am Death."
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