A Woman and Her Dead Husband audiofile (4:12).
This poem (text here) was one of Lawrence's contributions to The New Poetry; an Anthology (1917,), edited by Harriet Monroe and Alice Corbin Henderson, which I found in a used bookstore last week. I was damn happy to get my hands on it (my copy is the 1920 edition); The New Poetry was, and is, an important event in English poetry.
See You Where the Orchids Bloom
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See You Where the Orchids Bloom I tell myself now that you’re goneand I
didn’t see you at the endthat you never were one for goodbyesanyways, all
the linge...
2 days ago
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Heh, did I falter a little as I read that stanza? 'Cause it was damn hard to do it with a straight face and utmost conviction.
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