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Quotes from More Pansies — D. H. Lawrence

1885–1930 England

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I am not a mechanism, an assembly of various sections.

More Pansies (1932)

I refuse to name the gods, because they have no name.

More Pansies (1932)

I fall asleep with the gods, the gods
that are not, or that are
according to the soul’s desire,
like a pool into which we plunge, or do not plunge.

More Pansies (1932)

The gods are nameless and imageless
yet looking in a great full lime-tree of summer
I suddenly saw deep into the eyes of gods:
it is enough.

More Pansies (1932)

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