Eyes That Last I Saw in Tears
T. S. Eliot
1888 to 1965
Eyes that last I saw in tears
Through division
Here in death's dream kingdom
The golden vision reappears
I see the eyes but not the tears
This is my affliction.
This is my affliction
Eyes I shall not see again
Eyes of decision
Eyes I shall not see unless
At the door of death's other kingdom
Where, as in this
The eyes outlast a little while
A little while outlast the tears
And hold us in derision.
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