Whisper in the Dark  29226

Locations in Harold's Library

  • Poetry of the Second World War (book) with the title "Whisper in the Dark" (en)
    • page 198
    • in "VII: 'I am twenty-four led to slaughter I survived'"
    • Credits: Edwin Morgan (translator)
    • First line: From a well you mount up, dear child. Your head a pyre, your arm a stream, your trunk air, your feet mud. I shall bind you, but don't be afraid: I love you and my bonds are your freedom. ©
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