When hearts are trumps by Thomas Winthrop Hall
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For Me.
I heard her song, Low in the night, From out her casement steal away, Nor thought it wrong To steal a sight Of her--and lo! she knelt to pray. I heard her say, "Forgive him, Lord; Such as he seems he cannot be." I turned away, Myself abhorred. She prayed--and oh! she prayed for me. To a Water-color. Sweet Phyllis, maid of yesterday, Come down from out that frame, And tell me why you looked so gay-- Likewise your other name. Had bold Sir Plume confessed his love And asked you if you'd wed? And had he called you "Lovey-dove"? And how long are you dead? |
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