"Rare Human Skull With Poem Written On The Forehead - European (english?) - 18/19th Century "
Rare Human Skull With Poem Written On Forehead - European (English?) - 18th/19th Century ''wheep thine own exile, not my life'' With earth for mother, sleep for wife, here in the womb is winter spring. Who stays? A Fool. Who knocks? A king. The poem was translated into French in 1936 and was used by Charles Morgan in his roman, but it is still unclear who wrote the original poem and when. 
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