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The only true model for Dante is the one that is not a model; that is, the poetic language, which manifests itself unpredictably between a state of presence and of evanesce.
It grieved her parents to see their firstborn Evanesce from her home to go to Eastbourne Without permission .
He honors refrain and repetition, as in the pantoum, Harmonic du Soir: Now comes the time each flower, trembling on its stem, evanesces like incense from a censer; sound and scent revolve in the air of evening; melancholy waltz, vertiginous languor
 
 
 
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