We Might Have Lived Together
Mina Loy
1882 to 1966
We might have lived together
In the lights of the Arno
Or gone apple stealing under the sea
Or played
Hide and seek in love and cob-webs
And a lullaby on a tin-pan
And talked till there were no more tongues
To talk with
And never have known any better
Mina Loy's We Might Have Lived Together
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