Ballads, Lyrics, and Poems of Old France by Unknown
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My garret--near the sky 'twas set -
The April hours, the nights of May? The clear calm nights--the stars above That whispered they were fairest seen Through no cloud-veil? Remember, love! Do you remember, love Christine? Louise is dead, and, well-a-day! Marie a sadder path has ta'en; And pale Christine has passed away In southern suns to bloom again. Alas! for one and all of us - Marie, Louise, Christine forget; Our bower of love is ruinous, And I alone remember yet. MUSETTE. HENRI MURGER. 1850 Yesterday, watching the swallows' flight That bring the spring and the season fair, A moment I thought of the beauty bright Who loved me, when she had time to spare; And dreamily, dreamily all the day, I mused on the calendar of the year, The year so near and so far away, |
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