Riley Songs of Home by James Whitcomb Riley
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All quivering
With life and love, could only sing. My head was lent Where, with it, blent A maiden's o'er her instrument; While all the night, From vale to height, Was filled with echoes of delight. And all our dreams Were lit with gleams Of that lost land of reedy streams. Along whose brim Forever swim Pan's lilies, laughing up at him. [Illustration] IV But yesterday!... O blooms of May, And summer roses--where-away? O stars above; And lips of love, And all the honeyed sweets thereof!-- O lad and lass, |
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