This is such a long shot, but do you recognise this poem from one line?

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'I am a crumpled leaf, I am a withered arm'

I have no idea if its paticularly famous, I guess so. All I can remember is that its got 2 verses, this line is in the second. I read it about 15 years ago, and really wish I'd copied it.
If its really well known, I'll be so ashamed at my ignorance

nagging feeling it's Oscar Wilde

Tried to google it with no luck

Google was unhelpful, tries again

A lot of stuff is being picked up from The Picture of Dorian Grey, but that's a whole book!

Hmmm. Think I should have remembered if it was someone THAT famous, but then again, I was alot younger when I read it, so it might not have registered!

I'll have a look through a few of my books see if I can find it in there..

All I'm getting on searches is Thomas Hardy's The Withered Arm.

that is what i got too

haha we've all been googling

Possibly that's what I was thinking of.

If Wilde was straight, and, well, alive, hubby wouldn't see me for dust.

could it be a poem witin an oscar wilde book?

DH says is it Robert Frost or Walt Witman. I wondered if it was Somerset Maugham though.

Somerset maugham- it's not the bit about the carpet is it, that's my favourite thing ever. Will search later.