Rosalind's Scroll
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Rosalind's Scroll
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A woman scarce in years:
The corpses tongue is still;
I come to thee, a solemn corpse
I tell thee that my poor scornd heart
They laid the dead-weights on mine eyes
Hath licence from the sin below
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But point there stiff and chill:
Which God shall hear and bless!
I meet it calm as thou.
I charge thee, by the livings prayer,
I have prayd for thee with silen九_九_藏_书_网t lips
In the anguish none could see;
Is of thine earth--thine earth--a part:
Its folded fingers point to heaven,
No look of thine can change this smile,
When passions course was free;
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To wring from out thy soul a cry
It cannot vex thee now.
I have no breath to use in sighs;
A saint companionless.
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And the deads silentness,
I have prayd for thee with bursting sob
I LEFT thee last, a child at heart,
But I only prayd for thee.
Which neither feels nor fears.
And pale among the saints
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I stand,
Its tranquil heart to thrill.
Or break thy sinful vow:
No farther wrong, no farther woe
Lest Heavens own palm droop in my hand,
They whisperd oft, She sleepeth soft--
Look on me with thine own calm look:
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