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I will be an Ocean rover
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I will sail the desert sea
That by the death of my dearest
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treasures
My deadliest pains might die.
So hopeless is the world without;
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The world within I doubly
prize
Sleep not dream not this bright
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day
Will not cannot last for aye
I’ll not weep that thou art going
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to leave me
‘Tomorrow, wake, but, dream tonight.’
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A God of hate could hardly bear
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To watch, through all eternity,
His own creation’s dread despair!
Patriots, no stain is on your
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country’s glory
Soldiers, preserve that glory bright and free
Fate is strong but Love is stronger
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My only wish is to forget
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In the sleep of death
Me to strike for your life’s blood
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and you to strike for mine –
Can we not woo back old
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delights?
Go with me where my thoughts
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would go
I used to weep even in my sleep
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The night was dreadful like the
day
I used to weep when winter’s
snow
Whirled through the grating
stormily
But then it was a calmer woe
For every thing was drear as me
And, follow out the happiest
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story —
It closes with a tomb!
No heart can quite repress the
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anguish
Of leaving things that once were
dear
Fought neither for my home nor
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God
And if I pray, the only prayer
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That moves my lips for me
Is, ‘Leave the heart that now I
bear,
And give me liberty!’
Thy soul was pure when it entered
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here
And pure it will go again to God —
If I could have wept in that hour
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Those tears had been heaven to
me —
Come back and dwell with me –
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Strong I stand though I have
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borne
Anger hate and bitter scorn
Strong I stand and laugh to see
How mankind have fought with
me
Hell-like in heart and misery
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Upon the earth in sunlight
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Spring grass grows green and fair
But beneath the earth is midnight
–
Eternal midnight there!
Then why lament that those we
love
Escape Earth’s dungeon Tomb?
As if the flowers that blow above
Could charm its undergloom –
Methinks this heart should rest
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awhile
Sleep on, heaven laughs above —
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Earth never misses thee –
O evening why is thy light so sad?
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Why is the sun’s last ray so cold
But what is done is done for ever –
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All my life’s bliss from thy dear
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life was given,
All my life’s bliss is in the grave
with thee.
‘Hell snatch thy worthless soul
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away!’
Yes by the tears I’ve poured,
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By all my hours of pain
O I shall surely win thee
Beloved, again!
Dead dead is my joy
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I long to be at rest
I wish the damp earth covered
This desolate breast
If I were quite alone
It might not be so drear
When all hope was gone
At least I could not fear
Compassion reigns a little while
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Revenge eternally –
Vain are the thousand creeds
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‘God will repay – God will repay!’
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He does repay and soon and well
The deeds that turn his earth to
hell
My slave, my comrade, and my king
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Sleep brings no joy to me
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Remembrance never dies
Death never yields back his
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victims again –
The ringlets of his long black hair
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Fell o’er a cheek most ghastly fair
Youthful he seemed – but worn as
they
All Heaven’s undreamt felicity
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Could never blot the past from
me –
Unconquered in my soul the
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Tyrant rules me still –
Life bows to my control, but, Love
I cannot kill!
Where can the weary lay his head
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And lay it safe the while
In a grave that never shuts its
dead
From heaven’s benignant smile?
A thousand sounds of happiness
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And only one of real distress;
One hardly uttered groan –
But that has hushed all vocal joy
Lie down and rest, the fight is
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done
God, bless her arm with victory
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Or bless not me with heaven!’
Every Existence would exist in
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thee
And hide me from the hostile light,
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That does not warm, but
burn
My outward sense is gone, my inward essence feels
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These stairs are steep but landed
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soon
We’ll rest us long and quietly
For past misery are we weeping?
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What is past can hurt no more
I was not tired, my darling one,
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Of gazing in thine eyes –
Yet I could hear my lady sing;
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I knew she did not mourn
And tuned my heart to welcome
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woe
By dismal rites they win their
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bliss
By penance, fasts, and fears –
I have one rite – a gentle kiss –
One penance – tender tears –
It recks not now, when all is over,
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But, yet my heart will be
A mourner still, though friend
and lover
Have both forgotten thee!
The sod was sparkling bright with
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dew
But brighter still with tears
I’ll walk, but not in old heroic
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traces
Vengeance may hold but minutes
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brief
And you have all your lives for grief –’
I knew not ’twas so dire a crime
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To say the word, Adieu
‘Tis calm and still and almost
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drear
So utter is the solitude;
But still I love to linger here
And form my mood to nature’s
mood –
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“I will be an Ocean rover I will sail the desert sea”