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Daryl Hine

Lines on a Platonic Friendship

Virtue was the sunset creeping in the grass

When Summer was Endowed . . .

When summer was endowed with tongues of fire

Epithalamium (For Peter and Maylie Scott, June 16, 1956)

The hind outpacing all her followers,

Lines on a Platonic Friendship

Virtue was the sunset creeping in the grass

Eclogue Nine

These are skulls that were a waste of breath,

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Daryl Hine

Lines on a Platonic Friendship

The Doublegoer

When Summer was Endowed . . .

Epithalamium (For Peter and Maylie Scott, June 16, 1956)

Lines on a Platonic Friendship

Eclogue Nine