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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
A NEW YEAR THOUGHT, by ALEXANDER LOUIS FRASER
First Line: Finis' is writ: a book away is laid
Last Line: Alas, that I should still unpractised be!
Subject(s): Holidays; New Year
First Line: Finis' is writ: a book away is laid
Last Line: Alas, that I should still unpractised be!
Subject(s): Holidays; New Year
"Finis" is writ: a book away is laid,
With blanks and blots,—the record that I made:
Since Time a stainless one holds out to me,
Alas, that I should still unpractised be!
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