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Poem by Alfred Edward Housman Additional Poems. 3. When Adam Walked in Eden Young When Adam walked in Eden young, Happy, 'tis writ, was he, While high the fruit of knowledge hung Unbitten on the tree. Happy was he the livelong day; I doubt 'tis written wrong: The heart of man, for all they say, Was never happy long. And now my feet are tired of rest, And here they will not stay, And the soul fevers in my breast And aches to be away. Alfred Edward Housman Alfred Edward Housman's other poems:
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