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Henry Van Dyke - Without DisguiseHenry Van Dyke - Without Disguise
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If I have erred in showing all my heart,     And lost your favour by a lack of pride;     If standing like a beggar at your side With naked feet, I have forgot the art Of those who bargain well in passion`s mart,     And win the thing they want by what they hide;     Be mine the fault as mine the hope denied, Be mine the lover`s and the loser`s part. The sin, if sin it was, I do repent,     And take the penance on myself alone; Yet after I have borne the punishment,     I shall not fear to stand before the throne Of Love with open heart, and make this plea:     "At least I have not lied to her nor Thee!"
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