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To Eros

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To Eros is a poem written by Wilfred Owen.

{{blockquote|In that I loved you, Love, I worshipped you;

In that I worshipped well, I sacrificed.

All of most worth I bound and burnt and slew:

The innocent small things, fair friends and Christ.

I slew all falser loves, I slew all true,

For truth is the prime lie men tell a boy.

Glory I cast away, as bridegrooms do

Their splendid garments in their haste of joy.

But when I fell and held your sandalled feet,

You laughed; you loosed away my lips; you rose.

I heard the singing of your wings' retreat;

And watched you, far-flown, flush the Olympian snows,

Beyond my hoping. Starkly I returned

To stare upon the ash of all I burned.}}

1 : Poetry by Wilfred Owen

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