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ng me out of the budding land Sunbeam-jewelled a bloom-white hand, Wafting me life and hope and love, Life with the hope of the love thereof, Love. --"What is the value of knowing it?"-- Only the worth of owing it; Need of the bud contents the light; Dew at dawn and nard at night, Beauty, aroma, honey at heart, Which is debtor, part for part, Heart? Thoughts, when the heart is heedable, Then to the heart are readable; I in the texts of your eyes have read Deep as the depth of the living dead, Measures of truth in unsaid song Learned from the soul to haunt me long, Song. Love perpends each laudable Thought of the soul made audible, Said in gardens of bliss or pain: Moonlight rays in drops of rain, Feels the faith in its sleep awake, Wish of the silent words that shake Sleep. 7. _She hums and muses._ _If love I have had of thee thou hadst of me, No loss was in giving it over; Could I give aught but that I had of thee, Being no more than thy lover?_ And let it cease. When what befalls befalls, You cannot love me less, Loving me much now. Neither weeks nor walls, With bitterest distress, Shall all avail. Despair will find reprieve, Though dark the soul be tossed, In past possession of that love you grieve, The love which you have lost. Ponder the morning, or the midnight moon, The wilding of the wold, The morning slitting from night's brown cocoon Wide wings of flaxen gold: The moon that, had not darkness been before, Had never shone to lead; And think that, though you are, you are not poor, Since you have loved indeed. From flower to star read upward; you shall see The purposes of loss, Deep hierograms of gracious deity, And comfort in your cross. 8. _She speaks._ Sunday shall we ride together? Not the root-rough, rambling way Through the woods we went that day, In the sultry summer weather, Past the Methodist Camp-Meeting, Where religion helped the hymn Gather volume, and a slim Minister with textful greeting Welcomed us and still expounded. From the service on the hill We had rode three hills and still Far away t
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