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Poetry: A Magazine of Verse
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Harriet Monroe, ed.
(18601936).
Poetry: A Magazine of Verse.
191222.
To an Authentic Priest
By Edward Townsend Booth
H
E
weighs me down, this Christ of yours.
He weighs me downhis arm is on
My elbow in the streakèd dawn;
Oppresses he my evening hours;
Still he outshines the manifold
5
Bright rays that centre in my heart.
Much loveliness I knew grows cold
The while his threatening fires start
To gnaw at this old edifice
Of sturdy lusts. Outsavors he
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The savor of my ancient bliss.
He tempts me to apostasy.
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