Versos English Algernon Charles Swinburne Xxxiii

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For love we lack, and help and heat and light To clothe us and to comfort us with might. What help is ours to take or give? but ye-- O, more than sunrise to the blind cold sea, That wailed aloud with all her waves all night, Much more, being much more glorious, should you be.