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James Russell Lowell - Love`s ClockJames Russell Lowell - Love`s Clock
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A PASTORAL DAPHNIS _waiting_ `O Dryad feet, Be doubly fleet, Timed to my heart`s expectant beat While I await her! "At four," vowed she; `Tis scarcely three, Yet by _my_ time it seems to be A good hour later!` CHLOE `Bid me not stay! Hear reason, pray! `Tis striking six! Sure never day Was short as this is!` DAPHNIS `Reason nor rhyme Is in the chime! It can`t be five; I`ve scarce had time To beg two kisses!` BOTH `Early or late, When lovers wait, And Love`s watch gains, if Time a gait So snail-like chooses, Why should his feet Become more fleet Than cowards` are, when lovers meet And Love`s watch loses?`
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