The Sun went down – He drew the Day Like a Head scarf back – And left the West in Crimsons wrapped –
Poetry
The Sun went down – He drew the Day Like a Head scarf back – And left the West in Crimsons wrapped –
Poetry
Poem 'The Sun went down –' (No. 1094)
c. 1866
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