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Recollect the Face of me

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Recollect the Face of me by Emily Dickinson

 Recollect the Face of me
When in thy Felicity,
Due in Paradise today
Guest of mine assuredly --

Other Courtesies have been --
Other Courtesy may be --
We commend ourselves to thee
Paragon of Chivalry.

Form: Lyric

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