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Reproach
Reproach, by D.H. Lawrence
09-01-2005
en francais
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HAD I but known yesterday,
Helen, you could discharge the ache
    Out of the cloud;
Had I known yesterday you could take
The turgid electric ache away,        5
    Drink it up with your proud
White body, as lovely white lightning
Is drunk from an agonised sky by the earth,
I might have hated you, Helen.
 
But since my limbs gushed full of fire,        10
Since from out of my blood and bone
    Poured a heavy flame
To you, earth of my atmosphere, stone
Of my steel, lovely white flint of desire,
    You have no name.        15
Earth of my swaying atmosphere,
Substance of my inconstant breath,
I cannot but cleave to you.
 
Since you have drunken up the drear
Painful electric storm, and death        20
    Is washed from the blue
Of my eyes, I see you beautiful.
You are strong and passive and beautiful,
I come like winds that uncertain hover;
    But you        25
Are the earth I hover over.
 
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