Poems by Sophia Margaret Hensley
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All must be yours;
Sweetest my memories still Of our past hours." _I_ can say more than this Now, lover mine,-- Here can I feel your kiss Warmer than wine, Feel your arms folding me, Know that quick breath That aye my soul would stir Even in death. 'Tis not a memory, Love, Thoughts of the past, Fleeting remembrances Which may not last,-- But, as I shut my eyes Know I the sign That you are here, yourself, Bodily, mine.-- So, Love, I cannot say "My spirit flies Over the widening space, Under dull skies, To where _your_ spirit is,"-- |
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