Fleurs De Lys, and Other Poems by Arthur Weir
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But her lover prayed that she
Rest not till eternity. Heaven heard, And this bird, She was doomed to be. Can you read the moral, Of this mournful tale? Sweetheart, if we quarrel, To a nightingale I will change you, though I weep, You shall sing and never sleep. With the owl You shall prowl Where the shades lie deep. Tell me when you'll marry; Darling, name the day: Do not longer tarry, Life slips fast away. Do not, like the nightingale, Live your harshness to bewail. At your feet I entreat-- Let my love prevail. OTHER POEMS. |
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