Versos English Edwin Arlington Robinson To curse the chilled insistence of the dawn

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To curse the chilled insistence of the dawn

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Because the free gleam lingers; to defraud The constant opportunity that lives Unchallenged in all sorrow; to forget For this large prodigality of gold That larger generosity of thought, -- These are the fleshly clogs of human greed, The fundamental blunders of mankind.