The Complete Poems of Christina Rossetti A variorum edition: Edited, with textual notes and introductions, by R. W. Crump |
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(Two parted.)
“Sing of a love lost and forgotten,
“Sing of a joy finished and o'er,
“Sing of a heart core-cold and rotten,
“Sing of a hope springing no more.”—
—“Sigh for a heart aching and sore.”—
“Sing of a joy finished and o'er,
“Sing of a heart core-cold and rotten,
“Sing of a hope springing no more.”—
—“Sigh for a heart aching and sore.”—
“I was most true and my own love betrayed me,
“I was most true and she would none of me.
“Was it the cry of the world that dismayed thee?
“Love, I had bearded the wide world for thee.”
—“Hark to the sorrowful sound of the sea.”—
“I was most true and she would none of me.
“Was it the cry of the world that dismayed thee?
“Love, I had bearded the wide world for thee.”
—“Hark to the sorrowful sound of the sea.”—
“Still in my dreams she comes tender and gracious,
“Still in my dreams love looks out of her eyes:
“Oh that the love of a dream were veracious,
“Or that thus dreaming I might not arise!”
“Oh for the silence that stilleth all sighs.”—
“Still in my dreams love looks out of her eyes:
“Oh that the love of a dream were veracious,
“Or that thus dreaming I might not arise!”
“Oh for the silence that stilleth all sighs.”—
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