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Left in immortal Youth

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Left in immortal Youth by Emily Dickinson

 Left in immortal Youth
On that low Plain
That hath nor Retrospection
Nor Again --
Ransomed from years --
Sequestered from Decay
Canceled like Dawn
In comprehensive Day --

Form: Lyric

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