I live but in the present,—where art thou? Hast thou a home in some past, future year? I call to thee from every leaf bough, But thou art far away and canst not hear. <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /> Each flower lifts up its red or yellow head, And nods to thee as thou arr passing by: Hurry not on, but stay thine anxious tread, And thou shalt live with me , for there am I. The steeam that murmurs by thee,—heed its voice, No stop thine ear; ’tis I that bid it flow; And thou with its glad waters shalt rejoice, And of the life I live within them know. And hill, and grove, and flowers, and running stream, When thou dost lice with them shall look more fair; And thou awake as frim a cheating dream, The life today with me and mine to share. |
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