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 | The poems and sonnets of Louise Chandler Moulton |  |
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THE LURE.
Whence did the music come, my Dear,
That wooed you into the waiting Night,
The song you heard that I could not hear,
The song you followed, my Heart's Delight?
That wooed you into the waiting Night,
The song you heard that I could not hear,
The song you followed, my Heart's Delight?
The moon was full, and the sky was clear—
How did you hide from my longing sight?
Into the Dark we vainly peer,
But I looked as vainly into the Light.
How did you hide from my longing sight?
Into the Dark we vainly peer,
But I looked as vainly into the Light.
Does an echo come to my listening ear
Of music dropped from some far-off height? ...
Nay, I do but dream, for I did not hear
The song that lured you into the Night.
Of music dropped from some far-off height? ...
Nay, I do but dream, for I did not hear
The song that lured you into the Night.
| The poems and sonnets of Louise Chandler Moulton | |