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Our Thrones Decay

 I SAID my pleasure shall not move;
It is not fixed in things apart:
Seeking not love—but yet to love—
I put my trust in mine own heart.
I knew the fountain of the deep Wells up with living joy, unfed: Such joys the lonely heart may keep, And love grow rich with love unwed.
Still flows the ancient fount sublime;— But, ah, for my heart, shed tears, shed tears; Not it, but love, has scorn of time, It turns to dust beneath the years.

Poem by George William Russell
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