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[O waving veil of shade and sun!] |
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[O waving veil of shade and sun!]
O waving veil of shade and sun!
O dawns of dream and dew!
When life was high and heaven was one
With earth, and I with you!
O dawns of dream and dew!
When life was high and heaven was one
With earth, and I with you!
When spring's primroses lit the wood,
Her hyacinths the glen,
And deep at heart we understood
The chief concerns of men:
Her hyacinths the glen,
And deep at heart we understood
The chief concerns of men:
For oft a fire from heaven will fall,
And oft the Soul replies,
And oft the unspoken Hope will call
From innocent blue eyes.
And oft the Soul replies,
And oft the unspoken Hope will call
From innocent blue eyes.
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