Death & Dying
LXXXVII
From The Poetical Works of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume 2
Death & Dying
By such wrong and woe exhausted--what I suffered and occasioned,--
As a wild horse through a city runs with lightning in his eyes,
And then dashing at a church's cold and passive wall, impassioned,
Strikes the death into his burning brain, and blindly drops and dies--
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