When will the death Of Death ever come?from "The Siege

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When will the death Of Death ever come?from
When will the death Of Death ever come?from
When will the death Of Death ever come?from
When will the death Of Death ever come?from
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When will the death of Death ever come? "The Siege" is a poem by English poet Percy Bysshe Shelley. It was written in 1813 on the occasion of the execution of Napoleon Bonaparte. It was published in 1814 in the collection Children of Prometheus.

Source: The Condemned Apple: Selected Poetry

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