When hearts are trumps by Thomas Winthrop Hall
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Love has come back a gray-haired man.
His eyes are red with tears of woe, His cheeks are pale, and his heart is sore; But Love has come back at last, and, oh! Love will be faithful evermore. One Wish. My thoughts are gliding down the stream, Ah, faster than the river flows; And idly in my heart I dream Of islands where the lotus grows. I fear not rapids, waterfall, Or whirlpool leading down to death, If love but my tired heart enthrall, And I may sip a woman's breath. I care not what may be my fate. Roll on, mad river, to the sea; Drown all ambition, pride, and hate,-- But leave one woman's love to me. |
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