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Lloyd Abbey

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Now does the martyr, who lashes and turns

Words for Three Singers (Poems from a Sequence)

He woke in the manger with his arms spready apart

Transformation (on hearing Beethoven's Eroica played in Church)

He hangs in the temple with his arms spread apart.

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Lloyd Abbey

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If I had my choice

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The South American Priests

Words for Three Singers (Poems from a Sequence)

Transformation (on hearing Beethoven's Eroica played in Church)

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