Poems By the Way by William Morris
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Or in green gardens where sweet fountains be.
Abide! abide! for we are happy here. Amans. Will ye then keep me from the wilderness, Where I at least, alone with my distress, The quiet land of changing dreams may bless? Let me depart, since ye are happy here. Puellae. Forget the false forgetter and be wise, And 'mid these clinging hands and loving eyes, Dream, not in vain, thou knowest paradise. Abide! abide! for we are happy here. Amans. Ah! with your sweet eyes shorten not the day, Nor let your gentle hands my journey stay! Perchance love is not wholly cast away. Let me depart, since ye are happy here. Puellae. |
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