The Last West and Paolo's Virginia by G. B. Warren
page 42 of 43 (97%)
page 42 of 43 (97%)
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'Tis thoughts of you have sped me on my way;
Virginia, dear, I seek your hand to-day. [Paolo, taking Virginia's hands, looks into her eyes.] Reflections Paolo-- Deep in your eyes are glowing Lights that are soft and true; While in their centre mirrored Is the love that I feel for you. _Refrain_-- Though but reflections Mirrored in loving eyes, Such pretty fancies Deepen our glad surprise. Love lights so true and tender, Framing my picture there, Rival in warmth and splendour Flashes from jewels rare. Virginia-- My love had wildly fluttered to be free, It beat its wings against the prison bars; But now I know it yearned but unto thee Of all beneath the sun and silent stars. |
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