If any man drew near When
I was young, I
thought, “He holds her dear,” And
shook with hate and fear. But
O! ’twas bitter wrong If
he could pass her by With
an indifferent eye. Whereon
I wrote and wrought, And
now, being grey, I
dream that I have brought To
such a pitch my thought That
coming time can say, “He
shadowed in a glass What
thing her body was.” For
she had fiery blood When
I was young, And
trod so sweetly proud As
’twere upon a cloud, A
woman Homer sung, That
life and letters seem But an heroic dream. |
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