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The Little Review, November 1916 (Vol. 3, No. 7)

After Thought

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MARK TURBYFILL

Sometimes you smile (Now that it is all over) And drop me little, thin, gray words, Like the coins we give to the blind. Oh I am not blind! And they are grayer to me than your “Do not come any more.” I dare not think that you care How I cared then, Or now! And yet you smile, And drop me your little words While I Hold out my hand!

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