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oved me, but was I the man among men? Sweet, I have loved you, but scarcely as mistress or wife. Message of Spring in the hearts of a man and a maid, Hearts on a holiday: ho! let us love: it is Spring. Joy in the birds of the air, in the buds of the glade, Joy in our hearts in the joy of the hours on the wing. Well, but to-morrow? To-morrow, good-bye: it is over. Scarcely with tears shall we part, with a smile who had met. Tears? What is this? But I thought we were playing at lover. Play-time is past. I am going. And you love me yet! GIPSY LOVE. THE gipsy tents are on the down, The gipsy girls are here; And it's O to be off and away from the town With a gipsy for my dear! We'd make our bed in the bracken With the lark for a chambermaid; The lark would sing us awake in the mornings Singing above our head. We'd drink the sunlight all day long With never a house to bind us; And we'd only flout in a merry song The world we left behind us. We would be free as birds are free The livelong day, the livelong day; And we would lie in the sunny bracken With none to say us nay. The gipsy tents are on the down, The gipsy girls are here; And it's O to be off and away from the town With a gipsy for my dear! IN KENSINGTON GARDENS. UNDER the almond tree, Room for my love and me! Over our heads the April blossom; April-hearted are we. Under the pink and white, Love in her eyes alight; Love and the Spring and Kensington Gardens: Hey for the heart's delight! REWARDS. BECAUSE you cried, I kissed you, and, Ah me! how should I understand That piteous little you were fain To cry and to be kissed again? Because you smiled at last, I thought That I had found what I had sought. But soon I found, without a doubt, No man can find a woman out. I kissed your tears, and did not stay Till I had kissed them all away. Ah, hapless me! ah, heartless child! She would not kiss me when she smiled. PERFUME. SHAKE out your hair about me, so, That I may feel the stir and scent Of those vague odours come and go The way our kisses went. Night gave this priceless hour of love, But now the dawn steals in apace, And amorously bends above The wonder of your face. "Farewell" between our kisses creeps, You fade, a ghost, upon the air; Yet, ah! the vacant place still keeps The odour
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