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My Letters! all dead paper. . . (Sonnet XXVIII)

My Letters! all dead paper. . . (Sonnet XXVIII)

This said, I am thine—and so its ink has paled
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My Letters! all dead paper. . . (Sonnet XXVIII)
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And let them drop down on my knee tonight.
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Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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This said—he wished to have me in his sight
As if Gods future thundered on my past.