These things that poets said
Edward Thomas
1878 to 1917
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I, loving not, am different.
By this one argument
Of love seemed true to me
Then or thereafter, I
But now I wish I knew
For certainly not thus,
Or if mine were the true
On love and poetry equally.
If theirs were love indeed,
Is very plainly proved:
And theirs some other lovely weed:
Loved ever. Between us
When I loved and I fed
Decide, good Love, before I die.
Only, that once I loved
These things that poets said