SHE knew it not:-most perfect pain
To learn: this too she knew not. Strife
For me, calm hers, as from the first.
'Twas but another bubble burst
Upon the curdling draught of life,-
My silent patience mine again.
As who, of forms that crowd unknown
Within a distant mirror's shade,
Deems such an one himself, and makes
Some sign; but when the image shakes
No whit, he finds his thought betray'd,
And must seek elsewhere for his own.
The Mirror
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
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Poem topics: life, mirror, pain, perfect, shade, unknown, silent, patience, thought, strife, crowd, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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