The Poetical Works of Thomas Moore Collected by Himself. In Ten Volumes |
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A silence follow'd this sweet air,
As each in tender musing stood,
Thinking, with lips that moved in pray'r,
Of Sappho and that fearful flood:
While some, who ne'er till now had known
How much their hearts resembled hers,
Felt as they made her griefs their own,
That they, too, were Love's worshippers.
As each in tender musing stood,
Thinking, with lips that moved in pray'r,
Of Sappho and that fearful flood:
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How much their hearts resembled hers,
Felt as they made her griefs their own,
That they, too, were Love's worshippers.
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