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You sit in darkness, cool and ageing prince,

I Contemplate My Love and Death

I contemplate my love and death,

Sewing Machine (after Painting by David Bomberg)

Hail to the olfashioned sewing machine,

The Sun Tomorrow

You would say that the hour had borne away

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Hybris

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Weed

I Contemplate My Love and Death

After Such Sorrow

Quiet

Sewing Machine (after Painting by David Bomberg)

The Sun Tomorrow

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Fly on the Blue Table

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