Poems by John Hay
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But the great heart of the mountain glows
With deathless fire below. Expectation Roll on, O shining sun, To the far seas, Bring down, ye shades of eve, The soft, salt breeze! Shine out, O stars, and light My darling's pathway bright, As through the summer night She comes to me. No beam of any star Can match her eyes; Her smile the bursting day In light outvies. Her voice--the sweetest thing Heard by the raptured spring When waking wild-woods ring-- She comes to me. Ye stars, more swiftly wheel, O'er earth's still breast; More wildly plunge and reel In the dim west! |
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