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| Zóphiël ; or, the bride of seven | ||
CIX.
SONG.
O my Phronema! how thy yellow hair
Was fragrant, when, by looks alone carest,
I felt it, wafted by the pitying air,
Float o'er my lips, and touch my fervid breast!
Was fragrant, when, by looks alone carest,
I felt it, wafted by the pitying air,
Float o'er my lips, and touch my fervid breast!
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How my least word lent color to thy cheek!
And how thy gentle form would heave and swell,
As if the love thy heart contained would break
That warm pure shrine where Nature bade it dwell!
And how thy gentle form would heave and swell,
As if the love thy heart contained would break
That warm pure shrine where Nature bade it dwell!
We parted: years are past, and thou art dead:
Never, Phronema, shall I see thee more!
One little ringlet of thy graceful head
Lies next my heart: 'tis all I may adore.
Never, Phronema, shall I see thee more!
One little ringlet of thy graceful head
Lies next my heart: 'tis all I may adore.
Torn from thy sight, to save a life of gloom,
Hopes unaccomplished, warmest wishes crost,
How can I longer bear my weary doom?
Alas! what have I gained for all I lost?
Hopes unaccomplished, warmest wishes crost,
How can I longer bear my weary doom?
Alas! what have I gained for all I lost?
| Zóphiël ; or, the bride of seven | ||