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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
I LOOK INTO THE STARS, by JANE DRAPER
First Line: Stars have ways I do not know
Last Line: And all life never has been, lives.
Subject(s): Stars
First Line: Stars have ways I do not know
Last Line: And all life never has been, lives.
Subject(s): Stars
Stars have ways I do not know,
Enormity that checks my thought,
Yet on the loom of their fine glow
The fabric of my dreams is wrought.
I look into the stars and one
After one, convictions die,
While more than I have lost is spun
Delicately across the sky.
I look into the stars, and all
The fuming purposes life gives
Pass, like mists of evening fall,
And all life never has been, lives.
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