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Wilfrid Scawen Blunt - Song Of The Desert LarkWilfrid Scawen Blunt - Song Of The Desert Lark
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Love, love, in vain We count the days of Spring. Lost is all love`s pain, Lost the songs we sing. Sunshine and Summer rain, Winter and Spring again Still the years shall bring, But we die. Love, what a noon Of happy love was ours! Grief came too soon, Touched the Autumn flowers, Grief and the doubt of death, Mixed with the roses` breath. Darkly the Winter lowers, And we die. His torch, love, the Sun Turns to the stormy West, Like a fair dream begun Changing to jest. Love, while our souls are one, Still let us sing the Sun, Sing and forget the rest And so die.
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