Along the Shore by Rose Hawthorne Lathrop
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And lo! sun, day, and rose, no longer there!
I have a lover now my life is young, I have a love to keep this many a day; My heart will hold it when my life is gray, My love will last although my heart be wrung. My life, my heart, my love shall fade away! O lover loved, the day has only gone! In death or life, our love can only go; Never forgotten is the joy we know, We follow memory when life is done: No wave is lost in all the tides that flow. WHY SAD TO-DAY? Why is the nameless sorrowing look So often thought a whim? God-willed, the willow shades the brook, The gray owl sings a hymn; Sadly the winds change, and the rain Comes where the sunlight fell: Sad is our story, told again, Which past years told so well! |
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