Lover's Diary, A, Volume 1. by Gilbert Parker
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page 32 of 38 (84%)
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That unto life new energies impart,
And open up the gates of prescience. O dear my love, I unto thee have given Pledge that I am thy vassal evermore; I stand within the zenith of my Heaven, On either hand a starred eternal shore I have come nearer to thy greater worth, For thou hast raised me from the common earth. LOVE'S TRIBUTARIES I can say now, "There was the confluence Of all Love's tributaries; there the sea Of Love spread out towards eternity; And there my coarser touched her finer sense. Poor though I am in my own sight, I know That thou hast winnowed, sweet, what best I am; Upon my restlessness thy ample calm Hath fallen as on frost-bound earth the snow. It hideth the harsh furrows that the wheels Of heavy trials made in Life's champaign; |
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