Town and Country; or, life at home and abroad, without and within us by John S. (John Stowell) Adams
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Low in sequestered vale,
On cliff, mid rock, in dale, Flowers, bright flowers, Ye do prevail! FORGET ME NOT. FORGET me not when other lips Shall whisper love to thee; Forget me not when others twine Their chaplets for thy brow; Forget me not, for I am thine, Forever onward true as now, As long as time shall be. There may be words thou mayest doubt, But when I tell thee "I am thine," Believe the heart's assurance true, In sorrow and in mirth Forever it doth turn to you, Confiding, trusting in thy worth. Thou wilt, I know, be mine. |
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