Thoughts, Moods and Ideals: Crimes of Leisure by W. D. (William Douw) Lighthall
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That Love, impatient, leaves the throne
To meditative Amity. RANDOLPH So would my guardian have it be, So flowed his constant voice to me, Of those to make me one, he sought, Who watch from mountain towers of thought, Or wandering into paths apart Pursue the lonely star of art. WIND But you would rather love and do. Well said, so much the wiser you! But let your love be false as maid's, Your every fire a flame that fades-- A word, a smile, an easy thing To fledge and easy taking wing. Kiss every lip, as tired of rest As I am now. I'm off to west Good-bye, and some day when you're hot I'll meet you cool. CLOUD And I should not Delay my showers so long as this. God speed! Good-bye! RANDOLPH Good-bye. |
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