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Poem by Edith Louisa Sitwell Falsetto Song WHEN I was young, in ages past, My soul had cast Man’s foolish shape, And like a black and hairy ape-- My shadow, he Now mimics me. Follows slinking in my shade Through the corridors of life (Stifling ’twixt the walls I made With the mud and murderous knife), Takes the pulse of my black heart, Never once controls my will, Apes me selling in the mart Song-birds hate did kill. Edith Louisa Sitwell Edith Louisa Sitwell's other poems: ![]() 1355 Views |
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