Along the Shore by Rose Hawthorne Lathrop
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With his beauty in my eyes.
I am like those withered petals We see on a winter day, That gladly gave their color In the happy summer away. I am glad I lavished my worthiest To fashion his greater worth; Since he will live in heaven, I shall lie content in the earth. LOST REALITY. O soul of life, 't is thee we long to hear, Thine eyes we seek for, and thy touch we dream; Lost from our days, thou art a spirit near,-- Life needs thine eloquence, and ways supreme. More real than we who but a semblance wear, We see thee not, because thou wilt not seem! CLOSING CHORDS. |
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