I.

Eagle-heart, child-heart, bonnie lad o' dreams,

Far away thy soul hears passion-throated Art

Singing where the future lies

Wrapped in hues of Paradise,

Pleading with her poignant note

That forever seems to float

Farther down the vista that is calling to thy heart.

Hearken! From the heights

Where thy soul alights

Bend thine ear to listen for the lute of Love is sighing:

"Eagle-heart, child-heart,

Love is love, and art is art;

Answer while thy lips are red;

Wilt thou have a barren bed?

Choose between us which to wed:

Answer, for thy bride awaits, and fragile hours are flying!"

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