The Thin Edge

With you, my heart is quiet here,
And all my thoughts are cool as rain.
I sit and let the shifting year
Go by before the windowpane,
And reach my hand to yours, my dear . . .
I wonder what it's like in Spain.

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After Spanish Proverb

Oh, mercifullest one of all, / Oh, generous as dear,

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Incurable

And if my heart be scarred and burned, / The safer, I, for all I learned;

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The Small Hours

No more my little song comes back; / And now of nights I lay

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Requiescat

Tonight my love is sleeping cold / Where none may see and none shall pass.

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