Gustav Manz design for "Diana" ring mounting
Sold to George Bell, December 1919
Winterthur Museum Archives
NEW YEAR'S EVE
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By D. H. Lawrence (1885–1930)
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[From Look! We Have Come Through! 1918]
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THERE are only two things now,
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The great black night scooped out
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And this fire-glow.
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This fire-glow, the core,
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And we the two ripe pips
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That are held in store.
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Listen, the darkness rings
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As it circulates round our fire.
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Take off your things.
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Your shoulders, your bruised throat!
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Your breasts, your nakedness!
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This fiery coat!
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As the darkness flickers and dips,
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As the firelight falls and leaps
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From your feet to your lips!
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