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Light of my lives Is the time not yet	A
Lo I've brooded on a star	B
Through many a year with the hope held dear	C
That in some future far	B
I would know the joy of a love returned	D
Are my lives lived vainly all	E
Since that cosmic morn when life now born	F
First moved on this mundane ball	E
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Yea I mind it yet when first we met	A
On a tertiary rock	G
Flow the graceful charm of your rudiments	H
Imparted love's first shock	G
But I was a mere organic cell	I
In that early eocene	J
While you were a prim primordial germ	K
And the mother of protogene	J
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So I loved and died and the ages sped	L
Till the time of my second birth	M
When I took my place in the cosmic race	N
And again came down to earth	M
Once more we met Ah love not yet	A
You were far above my state	O
For how could I raise my mollusc gaze	P
To a virtuous vertebrate	O
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Again we died and again we slept	Q
And again we came to be	R
I as an anthropoidal ape	S
And you as a chimpanzee	R
You as a charming chimpanzee	R
With a high patrician air	T
And I watched you waltz from tree to tree	R
As I slunk in my lowly lair	T
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And yet again in an age or so	U
We met and I mind the sob	V
I sobbed when I found that I was what	W
And you were a thingumbob	V
You had sold your tail for a kind of soul	X
You had grown two thumbs beside	Y
And I knew again that my love was vain	J
So I went to the woods and died	Y
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As a humble homunculus later on	J
I crept to your cave at night	Z
And howled long love lorn howls in vain	J
To my lady troglodyte	Z
And I grew insane at your cold disdain	J
And my howlings filled the place	N
Till your father sought me out one night	Z
And again I yearned in space	N
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Then light of my lives Is the time not yet	Z
say in what distant life	A2
In what dim age that is still to come	B2
May I win and call you wife	A2
Still high above My love my love	C2
Nay how can I raise my eyes	D2
To you my star of the eocene	J
My e'er elusive prize	D2
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Lo Time speeds on and the suns grow cold	Z
And the earth infirm and hoar	E2
And ages past we are here at last	Z
Ay both on the earth once more	E2
But alas dear heart as far apart	Z
As e'er in this cosmic whirl	F2
For I'm but a lowly writer man	J
And you are a tea room girl	F2

Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis

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