A Hidden Life and Other Poems by George MacDonald
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"Thou wanderest in the land of dreams, O man of many songs; To thee the actual only seems-- No realm to thee belongs." "Seest thou those mountains in the east, O man of ready aim?" "'T is only vapours that thou seest, In mountain form and name." "Nay, nay, I know them all too well, Each ridge, and peak, and dome; In that cloud-land, in one high dell, Nesteth my little home." BETTER THINGS. Better to smell a violet, Than sip the careless wine; Better to list one music tone, Than watch the jewels' shine. Better to have the love of one, Than smiles like morning dew; |
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