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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE MAZE, by VINCENT BOURNE Poet's Biography
First Line: From right to left, and to and fro
Last Line: And make, with ease, your exit there!
Subject(s): Mazes
First Line: From right to left, and to and fro
Last Line: And make, with ease, your exit there!
Subject(s): Mazes
FROM right to left, and to and fro,
Caught in a labyrinth, you go,
And turn, and turn, and turn again,
To solve the mystery, but in vain;
Stand still and breathe, and take from me
A clue, that soon shall set you free!
Not Ariadne, if you met her,
Herself could serve you with a better.
You entered easily--find where--
And make, with ease, your exit there!
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