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Born in December 18, 1859 / Died in November 13, 1907 / United Kingdom / English

Poems by Francis Thompson

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Dedication To Coventry Patmore.

... Lo, my book thinks to look Time's leaguer down, ...

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A Girl's Sin - In Her Eyes

... Could you have played, Sweet, the sweet spy, ...

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A Dead Astronomer

... Passed through thy golden garden's bars, ...

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Ultimum

... Clasps her fans, while her sobs ooze through the webb-ed gold ...

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'By Reason Of Thy Law'

... Yet sometimes comes a hand, sometimes a voice withal, ...

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Ode To The Setting Sun - Prelude

...   Sweet with wild wings that pass, that pass away! ...

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Sister Songs-An Offering To Two Sisters - Part The First

... Then suffer, Spring, thy children, that lauds they should upraise ...

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A Question

... --   Here's OUR thought of thee ...

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Memorat Memoria

... And Above may ken, and Beneath may ken, what I mean by these words of whirl, ...

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To The Sinking Sun

...   The grass and flower of yester-eve! ...

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A Carrier Song

... They have struck Heaven's tent, ...

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Orient Ode

... When thy plumes shiver against the conscious gates of morn! ...

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Field-Flower

...   That he might see, feel, sing, perdie, ...

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To A Child

... Your dear face through changed eyes, all grim change prove ...

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A Holocaust

... 'No man ever attained supreme knowledge, unless his heart had been ...