Goblin Market, The Prince's Progress, and Other Poems by Christina Georgina Rossetti
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O friend forsake me not,
Forget not as I forgot: But keep thy heart for me, Keep thy faith true and bright; Through the lone cold winter night Perhaps I may come to thee. BRIDEGROOM Nay peace, my darling, peace: Let these dreams and terrors cease: Who spoke of death or change or aught but ease? 50 GHOST O fair frail sin, O poor harvest gathered in! Thou shalt visit him again To watch his heart grow cold; To know the gnawing pain I knew of old; To see one much more fair Fill up the vacant chair, Fill his heart, his children bear:-- While thou and I together 60 In the outcast weather Toss and howl and spin. |
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