Quarrel
Let us quarrel for these reasons:
You detest the salt which seasons
My speech .
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and all my lights go out
In the cold poison of your doubt.
I love Shelley .
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you love Keats
Something parts and something meets.
I love salads .
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you love chops;
Something goes and something stops.
Something hides its face and cries;
Something shivers; something dies.
I love blue ribbons brought from fairs;
You love sitting splitting hairs.
I love truth, and so do you .
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Tell me, is it truly true?
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Elinor Wylie
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