Lays from the West by M. A. Nicholl
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If this flower as pledge were given By true hearts in love, Though on earth by sad doubts driven, Yet their life above Would be one in joy unending, Undivided there, Soul with soul in glory blending In that kingdom fair. This the legend I have told thee Of the flower I send. Oh, may its sweet leaves unfold thee Hope, with such an end! "THE EXILE'S REVERIE." It is sweet to dream of the vanished times, in this changing land of ours, When we touch the hidden spring of thought, with the wand of mystic powers, That Remembrance yields to our yearning hearts, that are lonely left, and pine For the loves once ours, till shadowy forms come round us, and flit and shine. |
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