Excerpt from In Memoriam A. H. H.

Oct 9

Alfred Tennyson

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Alphonse Cetenz

Oct 9Liked by Debra Esolen

Substitute insidious lies for untimely fate, and aging son alone for the friend gone before, and the poem feels very modern…

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