My Beautiful Lady. Nelly Dale by Thomas Woolner
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For such a halo round it glows Surprised attention only knows A lively wonder in repose. Can flowers that breathe one little day In odorous sweetness life away, And wavering to the earth decay, Have any claim to rank with her, Warmed in whose soul impulses stir, Then bloom to goodness, and aver Her worth through spheral joys shall move When suns and systems cease above, And nothing lives but perfect Love? VI. MY LADY'S GLORY. Strong in the regal strength of love, Enthroned by native worth Her sway is held on earth: Whose soul looks downward from above Exalted stars, whose power Brightens the brightest flower. Her beauty walks in happier grace Than lightly moving fawns |
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