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Poem by William Cowper The Maze From right to left, and to and fro, Caught in a labyrinth you go, And turn, and turn, and turn again, To solve the mystery, but in vain; Stand still, and breathe, and take from me A clue, that soon shall set you free! Not Ariadne, if you met her, Herself could serve you with a better. You enter’d easily--find where-- And make with ease your exit there! William Cowper William Cowper's other poems: 1566 Views |
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