Anglo-Saxon Poetry Terms
There I may sit the summerlong day. There I can weep over my exile. My many hardships. Hence I may not rest. From this care of heart which belongs to me ever 40 nor all this longing that has caught me in this life. May that young man be sad-minded always . Hard his heart’s thought while he must wear ................
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