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Paul Laurence Dunbar - In An English GardenPaul Laurence Dunbar - In An English Garden
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In this old garden, fair, I walk to-day     Heart-charmed with all the beauty of the scene:     The rich, luxuriant grasses` cooling green,   The wall`s environ, ivy-decked and gray,   The waving branches with the wind at play,     The slight and tremulous blooms that show between,     Sweet all: and yet my yearning heart doth lean   Toward Love`s Egyptian fleshpots far away.   Beside the wall, the slim Laburnum grows     And flings its golden flow`rs to every breeze.     But e`en among such soothing sights as these,   I pant and nurse my soul-devouring woes.   Of all the longings that our hearts wot of,   There is no hunger like the want of love!
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