Poems by John B. Tabb | ||
5
TO A PHOTOGRAPH.
O tender shade!
Lone captive of enamoured Light,
That from an angel visage bright
A glance betrayed.
Lone captive of enamoured Light,
That from an angel visage bright
A glance betrayed.
Dost thou not sigh
To wander from thy prison-place?
To seek again the vanished face,
Or else, to die?
To wander from thy prison-place?
To seek again the vanished face,
Or else, to die?
A shade like thee,
Dim Eidolon—a dream disproved—
A memory of light removed,
Behold in me!
Dim Eidolon—a dream disproved—
A memory of light removed,
Behold in me!
Poems by John B. Tabb | ||