Knocking at the Threshold
Where threshold dreams its birth, its latter dust,a little blackbird on the lintel sate;with orange beak he smote the seasoned […]
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Where threshold dreams its birth, its latter dust,a little blackbird on the lintel sate;with orange beak he smote the seasoned […]
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Now, can you see—And where, I ask, does reason keep her place?Yet weep never more, for here such bounds are
Before you enter the poem—whichever tongue you choose, or each in turn—I offer a brief confession. After two years and
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