As Old As Woe-
Emily Dickinson
1168 As old as Woe— How old is that? Some eighteen thousand years— As old as Bliss How old is that They are of equal years Together chiefest they ard found But seldom side by side From neither of them tho’ he try Can Human nature hide
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