VI.

Who would have thought we should stand again together,

Here, with the convent a frown of towers above us;

Here, mid the sere-wooded hills and wintry weather;

Here, where the olives bend down and seem to love us;

Here, where the fruit-laden olives half remember

All that began in their shadow last November;

Here, where we knew we must part, must part and sever;

Here, where we know we shall love for aye and ever.

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