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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TO A PICTURE OF A LADY, by SARA KANE
First Line: Always you've hung in the dim old hall
Last Line: Lady, here in the dim old hall.
Subject(s): Smiles
First Line: Always you've hung in the dim old hall
Last Line: Lady, here in the dim old hall.
Subject(s): Smiles
Always you've hung in the dim old hall,
Smugly complacent and proudly tall.
For years I hated your arrogance
And felt the need of self-defense,
But today the sunlight touched your hair,
It touched your eyes and a smile was there.
And now I love you, proud and tall,
Lady, here in the dim old hall.
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