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The Hound of Heaven
Francis Thompson
In faith to Him, their fickleness to me,
Their traitorous trueness and their loyal...
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A Ballad Sent to King Richard
Geoffrey Chaucer
From right to wrong, from truth to fickleness,
That all is lost for lack of...
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Alleluia Height
Michael Earls
Yet ever here,
For all of time's prompt fickleness-
From plenteous June and wide largess
Of full midsummer days,
To dwarf December pitiless
Amid...
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If inspiration broke my heart
Mridvi Khetan
I know this fickleness affected many, but I hope I was your most memorable crime
Let me tell you a secret, I named...
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Megaphone
Shon White
All the...
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Satyr IX. The State Of Love Imitated Fm An Elegy Of Mons:r Desportes
Thomas Parnell
gold by glistring showd its dark abode
& fickleness began to be the mode
When feigning was by way of breeding taught
& onely worth his wealth...
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The Darkest Hour
Hemlata Dindor
The fickleness of life had taken a roll toward the dark hour
The saga of revenge had unleashed...
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The Exchange
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Then fickleness soon bids it onwards be flowing;
A second draws nigh, its caresses...
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The lover excuseth himself of suspected change.
Henry Howard
Where blows no blustering wind ;
No fickleness in ure,2
So far-forth as I...
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The Ring Of Polycrates - A Ballad
Friedrich Schiller
But thou her fickleness shouldst fear:
The Cretan hordes, well skilled, in arms,
Now threaten thee with war's...
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The Secret Draught of Wine
Shams al-Din Hafiz
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Perhaps the tulip knows the fickleness
Of Fortune's smile, for on her stalk's green shaft
She bears a wine-cup through the...
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Vis Medicatrix Naturae
Alfred Austin
And Fortune, more from fickleness than spite,
Takes the keen savour out of all delight,
And of sweet pulp leaves only bitter...
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