John Clare.'

The poet's glorious intellect was gone; he sat there bereft of reason;

body and soul alike shattered and broken to pieces. Yet on the wreck and

ruins of all this mass of marvellous life, there still sat enthroned the

memory of his First Love. 'For Love is strong as Death,' says the Song of

Songs.

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