to inconvenience an enemyI will not remove my own headpeople prayfor a head with good countenancea light headordinary as a horsebut a footcommitted to ignorancedoes as much good asa burning headbut I make new wordsof ash and trouble
as constant as doubtthe necessity of an everyday cursethough the devil must have patiencetomorrow is for ash and forgettingand being a poethe cannot stay an hour
mouth gone downtowards the owlshe makes us see our passingis common as ashfine hands over the nightsing of what we servethe stuff and flutter of livingmore than others
in some mathematical visionwe proceed by striving to find a voidquick pleasures and sharp agoniesturn into art after a timewho at the burial of lustcould forbear being ash
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