Beauty and Innocence in a Dreaming Morning
A poem by Pan Benjamin extols a beloved beauty. Flowing imagery describes a radiant smile, rose-touched brow, and delicate perfumes. The speaker’s thoughts drift to visions of paradise and heavenly purity, preserved in memory and dream.
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The Ex King of Cotton and the Southern Rise
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