Fires of Driftwood by Isabel Ecclestone Mackay
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I have hidden my face in my hair
And my eyes are veiled-- Not even a star must know How my lips have paled-- Was ever a night so quick 'Neath a moon so round? I hear the earth as it turns-- And my heart's low sound! Sad One, Must You Weep "SAD one, must you weep alway? Youth's ill wedded with despair; Ringless hand and robe of grey Mock the charms which they declare." Sad and sweetly answered she, "What are comely robes to me? I would wear a grass green dress, Dew pearls for my gems--no less Now can comfort me." "Sweet, the shining of your hair (All forgotten and undone) Squanders 'neath the veil you wear |
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