Poems (Mary Coleridge)/Poem 138

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CXXXVIII
I Shall forget you, O my dead,
 I shall forget you!
You will not care.
Less visible than air,
 You are where no forgetfulness may fret you.
But I, how shall I bear
 Visible earth, my dead, when I forget you?

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