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Well pass without the parting

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Well pass without the parting by Emily Dickinson

 We'll pass without the parting
So to spare
Certificate of Absence --
Deeming where

I left Her I could find Her
If I tried --
This way, I keep from missing
Those that died.

Form: Lyric

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