Elves and Heroes by Donald A. MacKenzie
page 45 of 91 (49%)
page 45 of 91 (49%)
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With dew-drops twinkling their silvery fires;
Thine heart was panting with love enchanting, For mine was granting its fond desires. My fairy lover, my fairy lover, My fair, my rare one, come back to me-- All night I'm sighing, for thee I'm crying, I would be dying, my love, for thee. Thy brow had brightness and lily-whiteness, Thy cheeks were clear as yon crimson sea; Like broom-buds gleaming, thy locks were streaming, As I lay dreaming, my love, of thee. My fairy lover, my fairy lover, My fair, my rare one, come back to me-- All night I'm sighing, for thee I'm crying, I would be dying, my love, for thee. Thy lips that often with love would soften, They beamed like blooms for the honey-bee; Thy voice came ringing like some bird singing When thou wert bringing thy gifts to me. My fairy lover, my fairy lover, My fair, my rare one, come back to me-- All night I'm sighing, for thee I'm crying, I would be dying, my love, for thee. O thou'rt forgetting the hours we met in |
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