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Archibald Lampman - Perfect LoveArchibald Lampman - Perfect Love
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Beloved, those who moan of love`s brief day Shall find but little grace with me, I guess, Who know too well this passion`s tenderness To deem that it shall lightly pass away, A moment`s interlude in life`s dull play; Though many loves have lingered to distress, So shall not ours, sweet Lady, ne`ertheless, But deepen with us till both heads be grey. For perfect love is like a fair green plant, That fades not with its blossoms, but lives on, And gentle lovers shall not come to want, Though fancy with its first mad dream be gone; Sweet is the flower, whose radiant glory flies, But sweeter still the green that never dies.
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