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1861–1923

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Maurice Henry Hewlett

I cannot see the grass Or feel the wind blowing, But I think of brother and brother And hot blood flowing.

The whole world akin, And I, an alien, Walk branded with the sin And the blood-guilt of men.

And often I cry In my sharp distress, It were better to die Than know such bitterness.

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