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So glad we are -- a Strangerd deem

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So glad we are -- a Strangerd deem by Emily Dickinson

 'Twas sorry, that we were --
For where the Holiday should be
There publishes a Tear --
Nor how Ourselves be justified --
Since Grief and Joy are done
So similar -- An Optizan
Could not decide between --

Form: Lyric

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