When hearts are trumps by Thomas Winthrop Hall
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page 25 of 79 (31%)
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When, just returning to the town,
I get these jacks from Jack? Alas, for pleasure's giddy whirl, For summer lost, alack! He's off to see some other girl; That's why mere jacks from Jack. Hyacinths. Hyacinths, tenderly sweet, Is it life that you ask in your prayer? Ah, I would die at her feet, If I could be one of you there. There on her billowy breast, So near to her innocent heart, That its beating would lull me to rest, And to dream I should never depart. Sighing are you for the stars? Look in the depths of her eyes. Is there a gem of the Czar's So much like those gems of the skies? Is it the dew that you miss? Hyacinths, hyacinths, wait. |
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