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BACK TO THEE
Back, Gertrude, back to thee my spirit doth come.
After long weary days of common things,
Again thy fair abode on gladdened wings
I seek: my restful and eternal home.
Again our passion suns itself and sings
Beneath the blue of heaven's loftiest dome;
I must return, however far I roam,
For all thy mystic power about me clings.
After long weary days of common things,
Again thy fair abode on gladdened wings
I seek: my restful and eternal home.
Again our passion suns itself and sings
Beneath the blue of heaven's loftiest dome;
I must return, however far I roam,
For all thy mystic power about me clings.
Weary with labour, and misunderstood
Of all I meet, sweet lady, unto thee
I come: divinely sweet, divinely good
Thou art. Oh, bear my burden, set me free
From all the dreary daily common round:
Touch me with flower-sweet lips—lo! I am crowned.
Of all I meet, sweet lady, unto thee
I come: divinely sweet, divinely good
Thou art. Oh, bear my burden, set me free
From all the dreary daily common round:
Touch me with flower-sweet lips—lo! I am crowned.
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