Poems of Paul Verlaine by Paul Verlaine
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Before your light quite fail,
Already paling star, (The quail Sings in the thyme afar!) Turn on the poet's eyes That love makes overrun-- (See rise The lark to meet the sun!) Your glance, that presently Must drown in the blue morn; (What glee Amid the rustling corn!) Then flash my message true Down yonder,--far away!-- (The dew Lies sparkling on the hay.) Across what visions seek The Dear One slumbering still. (Quick, quick! The sun has reached the hill!) O'ER THE WOOD'S BROW O'er the wood's brow, |
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