More Songs From Vagabondia by Bliss Carman;Richard Hovey
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Southward and slumbered
When day was through? What is the dear mark There like an earmark, Only a tear mark A woman let fall?-- As bending over She bade me discover, "Who _plays_ the lover, He loses all!" With you for teacher We learned love's feature In every creature That roves or grieves; When winds were brawling, Or bird-folk calling, Or leaf-folk falling, About our eaves. No law must straiten The ways they wait in, Whose spirits greaten And hearts aspire. The world may dwindle, And summer brindle, So love but kindle The soul to fire. |
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