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Greek wayfarers, and other poems

EPILOGUE

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As children keep Some spiraled shell or crystal crusted stone For wonder and for solace, when alone They fall asleep, So do I soft caress And guard through days of World-dark such a charm And cherish from indifference and harm One loveliness. And every Grecian vase And sculptured fragment to my eyes doth mean Life, calm and balanced, simple, and serene, Transcending Race!

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