Versos English Edwin Arlington Robinson There is one battle-field whereon we fall

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There is one battle-field whereon we fall

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Triumphant and unconquered; but, alas! We are too fleshly fearful of ourselves To fight there till our days are whirled and blurred By sorrow, and the ministering wheels Of anguish take us eastward, where the clouds Of human gloom are lost against the gleam That shines on Thought's impenetrable mail.