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William Cullen Bryant - Song From The Spanish Of IglesiasWilliam Cullen Bryant - Song From The Spanish Of Iglesias
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Alexis calls me cruel;   The rifted crags that hold The gathered ice of winter,   He says, are not more cold. When even the very blossoms   Around the fountain`s brim, And forest walks, can witness   The love I bear to him. I would that I could utter   My feelings without shame; And tell him how I love him,   Nor wrong my virgin fame. Alas! to seize the moment   When heart inclines to heart, And press a suit with passion,   Is not a woman`s part. If man comes not to gather   The roses where they stand, They fade among their foliage;   They cannot seek his hand.
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