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1841–1896

XII.

Mathilde Blind

Yea, the roses are still on fire With the bygone heat of July, Though the least little wind drifting by Shake a rose-leaf or two from the brier,

Be it never so soft a sigh. Ember of love still glows and lingers Deep at the red heart's smouldering core; With the sudden passionate throb of yore

We shook as our eyes and clinging fingers Met once only to meet no more.

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