Fleurs De Lys, and Other Poems by Arthur Weir
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Yon radiant star that on thy couch doth shine
Bears from my lips a kiss to lay on thine. Sleep, Bright Eyes, sleep. _LOVE GUIDES US._ Love guides our bark, and we have naught to fear. We are the world ourselves, and as we glide Upon the stream of life, if Love but steer, We care not how tempestuous the tide. Thy head leans on my shoulder, and my arm Is round thee clasped. Thine eyes upturn to mine, So full of faith the future feels their charm Blunting Fate's dart that threatens joy of thine. O Love! thy tresses wind about my sense, Thy glances melt my soul, and thy ripe lips Seem morning roses, red and dewy, whence The bee of love a draught of nectar sips. Float on, float on upon the crystal tide, Our company these snowy swans that seem Our mirrored souls, pure love personified-- Float on, nor ever waken from our dream. |
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