Poems by Jean Ingelow, In Two Volumes, Volume II. by Jean Ingelow
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page 194 of 487 (39%)
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Might appear to our thought evermore.
'Was it life, was it life?' we might say ''twas scarce life,' 'Was it love? 'twas scarce love,' looking down, 'Yet we mind a sweet ray of the red sun one day Low lying on Wendover town. THE LOVER PLEADS. I. When I had guineas many a one Nought else I lackèd 'neath the sun, I had two eyes the bluest seen, A perfect shape, a gracious mien, I had a voice might charm the bale From a two days widowed nightingale, And if you ask how this I know I had a love who told me so. The lover pleads, the maid hearkeneth, Her foot turns, his day darkeneth. Love unkind, O can it be 'T was your foot false did turn from me. II. |
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