Along the Shore by Rose Hawthorne Lathrop
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When deep eternity shall look most clear,
Sending bright waves to kiss the trembling land, My joy shall disappear,-- A flaming torch thrown to the golden sea by your pale hand. PRIDE: FATE. Lullaby on the wing Of my song, O my own! Soft airs of evening Join my song's murmuring tone. Lullaby, O my love! Close your eyes, lake-like clear; Lullaby, while above Wake the stars, with heaven near. Lullaby, sweet, so still In arms of death; I alone Sing lullaby, like a rill, To your form, cold as a stone. Lullaby, O my heart! Sleep in peace, all alone; Night has come, and your part For loving is wholly done! |
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