O that it might be soon!
But no—I fear the strong bright sun—
I fear his burning noon.
His smile 's for ruddier flowers;
Ashamed of such a frail pale thing,
He'd hide away and showers
Would come like my old tears;
O no, dear Sister, I must stay,
Lest sunlight turn to sneers.
But no—I fear the strong bright sun—
I fear his burning noon.
His smile 's for ruddier flowers;
Ashamed of such a frail pale thing,
He'd hide away and showers
Would come like my old tears;
O no, dear Sister, I must stay,
Lest sunlight turn to sneers.
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