The Lonely Dancer and Other Poems by Richard Le Gallienne
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Sometimes the snow, sometimes the fluttering breath
Of April, as toward May she wandereth, Make me a moment think that it is thou-- But yet it is not thou! "FACE IN THE TOMB THAT LIES SO STILL" Face in the tomb, that lies so still, May I draw near, And watch your sleep and love you, Without word or tear. You smile, your eyelids flicker; Shall I tell How the world goes that lost you? Shall I tell? Ah! love, lift not your eyelids; 'Tis the same Old story that we laughed at,-- Still the same. We knew it, you and I, We knew it all: Still is the small the great, The great the small; Still the cold lie quenches The flaming truth, |
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