Two eyes so bright,

Still by their light

I’m haunted;

A small soft hand,

A fairy wand

Enchanted.

A mossy seat,

So cool, and sweet,

And pleasant;

Who could despond,

Or look beyond

That present?

A river cool,

A deep, dark pool,

Still waters;

A word of love

To fairest of

Eve’s daughters.

A shady walk,

A little talk,

And laughter;

So days may go,

But grief and woe

Come after.

Sweet August day,

So far away

Departed;

You left me gay,

I’m now for aye

Sad-hearted.

NORA C. USHER.

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Chambers's Journal of Popular Literature, Science, and Art, Fifth Series, No. 27, Vol. I, July 5, 1884 · 第 4 / 4 段