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Thomas Moore - Take Back the Virgin PageThomas Moore - Take Back the Virgin Page
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Written on Returning a Blank Book Take back the virgin page,   White and unwritten still; Some hand, more calm and sage,   The leaf must fill. Thoughts come, as pure as light   Pure as even you require; But, oh! each word I write   Love turns to fire. Yet let me keep the book:   Oft shall my heart renew, When on its leaves I look,   Dear thoughts of you. Like you, `tis fair and bright;   Like you, too bright and fair To let wild passion write   One wrong wish there. Haply, when from those eyes   Far, far away I roam, Should calmer thoughts arise   Towards you and home; Fancy may trace some line,   Worthy those eyes to meet, Thoughts that not burn, but shine,   Pure, calm, and sweet. And as, o`er ocean far,   Seamen their records keep, Led by some hidden star   Through the cold deep; So may the words I write   Tell through what storms I stray You still the unseen light,   Guiding my way.
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