Wednesday, July 1, 2015

The Feast Of Famine Comments

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In all the land of the tribe was neither fish nor fruit,
And the deepest pit of popoi stood empty to the foot.
The clans upon the left and the clans upon the right
Now oiled their carven maces and scoured their daggers bright;
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Robert Louis Stevenson
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Dr Antony Theodore 24 April 2020

Thrice rose the sun to noon; and ever, like one of the dead, The priest lay still in his house with the roar of the sea in his head; There was never a foot on the floor, there was never a whisper of speech; Only the leering tikis stared on the blinding beach. wonderful poem. the strain you would have taken to write this, . wonderful. tony

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Paresh Chakra 26 November 2018

I am enjoy this poem thank for sharing this poem

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