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James Russell Lowell - A ValentineJames Russell Lowell - A Valentine
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Let others wonder what fair face   Upon their path shall shine, And, fancying half, half hoping, trace   Some maiden shape of tenderest grace       To be their Valentine. Let other hearts with tremor sweet   One secret wish enshrine That Fate may lead their happy feet   Fair Julia in the lane to meet       To be their Valentine. But I, far happier, am secure;   I know the eyes benign, The face more beautiful and pure   Than fancy`s fairest portraiture       That mark my Valentine. More than when first I singled, thee,   This only prayer is mine,-- That, in the years I yet shall see.   As, darling, in the past, thou`ll be       My happy Valentine.
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