New Poems by Francis Thompson
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So dear
He is and near: And with His aureole The tresses of my soul Are blent In wished content. Yes, this too gentle Lover Hath flattering words to move her To pride By His sweet side. Ah, Love! somewhat let be! Lest my humility Grow weak When thou dost speak! Rebate thy tender suit, Lest to herself impute Some worth Thy bride of earth! A maid too easily Conceits herself to be Those things Her lover sings; And being straitly wooed, Believes herself the Good |
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