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Robert Laurence Binyon - Over The Sea
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There came an evening when the storm had died
 After long rain, miraculously clear:
 And lo, across the burning waters wide
 Rose up that coast, to thee and me how dear.

 I knew the very houses by the bay.
 And as I gazed, the time that clouded thick
 On those old hours, fell suddenly away,
 And memory was bared, even to the quick.

 There was no peace then in the evening light;
 For all my joy was left on that far shore.
 Betwixt that apparition and the night
 Alone I was; and I was brave no more.

 Could I not keep thee, even in my heart?
 O, my dear love, we perish, when we part.
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