Poems by Denis Florence MacCarthy
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The slanting sunbeams tip with gold The emerald leaves in the forests old-- But I must away from this fairy scene, Those leafy woods and those valleys green! 20. Written in early youth. REMEMBRANCE. With that pleasant smile thou wearest, Thou art gazing on the fairest Wonders of the earth and sea: Do thou not, in all thy seeing, Lose the mem'ry of one being Who at home doth think of thee. In the capital of nations, Sun of all earth's constellations, Thou art roaming glad and free: Do thou not, in all thy roving, Lose the mem'ry of one loving Heart at home that beats for thee. Strange eyes around thee glisten, To a strange tongue thou dost listen, Strangers bend the suppliant knee: |
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