Legends and Lyrics - Part 1 by Adelaide Anne Procter
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VERSE: WAITING "Wherefore dwell so sad and lonely, By the desolate sea-shore, With the melancholy surges Beating at your cottage door? "You shall dwell beside the castle Shadowed by our ancient trees; And your life shall pass on gently, Cared for, and in rest and ease." "Lady, one who loved me dearly Sailed for distant lands away; And I wait here his returning Hopefully from day to day. "To my door I bring my spinning, Watching every ship I see; Waiting, hoping, till the sunset Fades into the western sea. "After sunset, at my casement, Still I place a signal light; He will see its well-known shining Should his ship return at night. |
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