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Submit Human Translation | Discuss Poem | Post Poetry | Listen McGill Live lgie by Edna St. Vincent Millay Les laisser enterrer vos grands yeux dans la terre secrte solidement, vos doigts minces, et votre juste, doux, cheveux indfini-colors, - toute la ces derniers d'une manire quelconque, srement, de la terre secrte se lvera; Pas pour ces derniers je m'assieds et regarde fixement, cass et priv compltement; Votre jeune chair qui s'est repose tellement d'une manire ordonne sur vos petits os fleurira gentiment dans le ciel. Mais votre voix, -never la prcipitation d'un fleuve sous terre, pas la monte du vent dans les arbres avant la pluie, pas l'appel aqueux des woodcock, pas la note que la blanc-gorge pousse, pas les pieds d'enfants poussant le jaune part le long des gouttires dans le bleu et la chute amre, contentera mon esprit de rverie pour la beaut de ce bruit qui d'aucune nouvelle manire du tout jamais sera entendue encore. Gentiment par la tige sappy de l'mauvaise herbe vigoureuse, tenant tous elle s'est tenue avant, aim par le soleil fidle, indfiniment ternellement votre course, bourgeon et fleur changs de fluide et aller semer; Mais vos jours de chant sont faits; Mais la musique de votre entretien ne jamais la chimie de la restauration secrte de la terre. Tous vos beaux mots sont parls. Une fois que la bote d'ivoire est casse, ne bat l'oiseau d'or pas plus. American Review | www.PaperLyon.com | McGill Live Radio | Publish

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Eamon Grennan	Eavan Boland	Edgar Allan Poe
Edgar Lee Masters	Edith Wharton	Edmund Spenser
Edna St. Vincent Millay	Edward Fitzgerald	Edward Hirsch
Edward Lear	Edward Taylor	Edwin Brock
Edwin Morgan	EE Cummings	Eileen Myles
Elizabeth Bishop	Elizabeth Browning	Elizabeth Jennings
Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Ellen Bryant Voigt	Ellis Parker Butler
Emily Dickinson	Erica Jong	Ernest Dowson
Etheridge Knight	Ezra Pound

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