Gerald Chan Sieg, Reincarnation (1941)
“ Together we endured the whips Of pagan Rome and, singing, died; Together watched the Tartar ships Unloading silk from dim Cathay Which softly robed you as my bride. (A thousand years are but a day.) ”
Gerald Chan Sieg, Reincarnation (1941)
“ Together we endured the whips Of pagan Rome and, singing, died; Together watched the Tartar ships Unloading silk from dim Cathay Which softly robed you as my bride. (A thousand years are but a day.) ”
Gerald Chan Sieg, Reincarnation (1941)
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