Versos English Algernon Charles Swinburne Xii

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Hath not the sunset strewn across the sea A way majestical enough for thee? What hour save this should be thine hour--and mine, If thou have care of any less divine Than thine own soul; if thou take thought of me, Marlowe, as all my soul takes thought of thine?