greykit.poetry — Thomas Hardy/wessex-poems-and-other-verses
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1898
[thomas-hardy]
Hap
A vengeful god would at least be an answer; what the poem finds instead is Crass Casualty and dicing Time, purblind Doomsters who had as readily strown blisses about the pilgrimage as pain.
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1898
[thomas-hardy]
Neutral Tones
By a winter pond under a white, chidden sun, Hardy distills the death of a love into a few grey images — the starving sod, the deadest smile, the God-curst sun — that return to him whenever love proves a deceiver.
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