Poems (Mary Coleridge)/Poem 82

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LXXXII
'Tis not Love that is dead,But Hope, his sister fair.They breathed the self-same air,On the same food they fed.The soul of Love with awful strength was filledBy Passion—but his sister, Hope, was killed.

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