In Divers Tones by Charles G. D. Roberts
page 66 of 89 (74%)
page 66 of 89 (74%)
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They entreated with tears. But I-- Ah me, all I can say Is only a cry! I had loved you many a day, Yet never had fate drawn nigh My way to your way. My spirit made swift with love Went forth to you in your place Far off and above Tho' we met not face to face, My Elder Brother, yet love Had pierced through space! ON READING THE POEMS OF SIDNEY LANIER. Poet and Flute-player, that flute of thine To me must ever seem thy perfect sign! Tho' strenuously with breath divine inspired, To thy strait law is due thy deathless line. TO BLISS CARMAN, WITH A COPY OF LANG'S "HELEN OF TROY." |
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