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Those images of beauty That once I did despise, Now in my age I cherish And clutch with miser's eyes. Even for one frail blossom I will make sacrifice.
Once there were other treasures I had, O strange to say, Made dim those magic blossoms And I cast them away. I cast beauty from me As a god child might in play.