A Dark Month - From Swinburne's Collected Poetical Works Vol. V by Algernon Charles Swinburne
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page 29 of 43 (67%)
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Night by numbered night, Waning, brings more near in sight Hope that grows to vision of my heart's delight. Nearer seems to burn In the dawn's rekindling urn Flame of fragrant incense, hailing his return. Louder seems each bird In the brightening branches heard Still to speak some ever more delightful word. All the mists that swim Round the dawns that grow less dim Still wax brighter and more bright with hope of him. All the suns that rise Bring that day more near our eyes When the sight of him shall clear our clouded skies. All the winds that roam Fruitful fields or fruitless foam Blow the bright hour near that brings his bright face home. XXI I hear of two far hence In a garden met, |
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