English poem
Lxi
by Walter Crane (1863–1929)
He blindly bore the burden of his day With his dumb kindred of the primal clay, Whence drew his blood brute instincts, fiery lusts, That waste his substance still, and tear and slay.
Versos English Walter Crane Lxi
English poem
by Walter Crane (1863–1929)
He blindly bore the burden of his day With his dumb kindred of the primal clay, Whence drew his blood brute instincts, fiery lusts, That waste his substance still, and tear and slay.