A LAMENT

Over thy head, in joyful wanderings

Through heaven's wide spaces, free,

Birds fly with music in their wings;

And from the blue, rough sea

The fishes flash and leap;

There is a life of loveliest things

O'er thee, so fast asleep.

In the deep West the heavens grow heavenlier,

Eve after eve; and still

The glorious stars remember to appear;

The roses on the hill

Are fragrant as before:

Only thy face, of all that's dear,

I shall see nevermore!

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