Late Lyrics and Earlier : with Many Other Verses by Thomas Hardy
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Guessing their lot;
She showed me her sort that cursed their fall-time, And that did not. Till suddenly murmured she: "Now, tell me, Why asked you never, ere death befell me, To have my love, Much as I dreamt thereof?" I could not answer. And she, well weeting All in my heart, Said: "God your guardian kept our fleeting Forms apart!" Sighing and drawing her furs around her Over the shroud that tightly bound her, With wafts as from clay She turned and thinned away. LONDON, 1918. "IF IT'S EVER SPRING AGAIN" (SONG) If it's ever spring again, Spring again, I shall go where went I when Down the moor-cock splashed, and hen, |
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