English poem
Lxiv
by Walter Crane (1863–1929)
Sore was the strife, and little was life’s boon Between the toiling sun and wasting moon, With lurid pleasures fierce, and horrid rite, Blind day outworn, the long long sleep won soon.
Versos English Walter Crane Lxiv
English poem
by Walter Crane (1863–1929)
Sore was the strife, and little was life’s boon Between the toiling sun and wasting moon, With lurid pleasures fierce, and horrid rite, Blind day outworn, the long long sleep won soon.