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I	A
AS flower to sun its drop of dew	B
Gives from its crystal cup	C
So I as morning gift to you	B
This poor verse offer up	C
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II	A
As flowers upon the summer wind	D
Their air born odours shake	E
So in all fragrance you may find	D
I give but what I take	E
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III	A
My tree blooms green through snow and heat	F
Your love is sap and root	G
And this is but the breathing sweet	F
Of fairest blossom shoot	G
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IV	H
An outgrowth of the happy days	I
In wedded lives begun	J
Two lives in all their work and ways	I
Indissolubly one	J
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V	H
The force that was to bind us so	K
We very dimly knew	B
Ah love it seems so long ago	K
And yet the years are few	B
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VI	H
We did not wait for tides to rise	L
Nor cared that winds were rough	H
They call'd us foolish we were wise	L
God gave us wealth enough	H
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VII	H
He only knows what precious change	M
We took of Him for gold	N
What blessing such a narrow range	M
Of circumstance can hold	N
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VIII	H
No troubles now could memory spare	O
No lightest touch of pain	P
No hard experience of care	O
Would we unlearn again	Q
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IX	L
Such love surrounds such beauty lies	L
On our most common needs	L
As silver hoar frost glorifies	L
The wayside sticks and weeds	L
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X	L
All trials that are overpast	N
All cares that are to be	H
But make more sacred and more fast	N
The ties 'twixt you and me	H
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XI	H
They are but clear lights shining through	B
The mist that round us rolls	L
They are but touchstones fine and true	B
For fond and faithful souls	L
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XII	L
They are but fires to cleanse and clean	R
Our human love from stain	P
For naught of sordid false or mean	R
From those blest fires remain	P
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XIII	L
They are but keys within the wards	L
Of that last inmost door	S
Where the heart's dearest treasure hoards	L
Are garner'd evermore	S
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XIV	H
Ah dear our very griefs are glad	N
Our every cross is crown'd	N
We are not able to be sad	N
Such comfort wraps us round	N
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XV	H
How calm the haven where we rest	N
Now passion's storms are past	N
How warm and soft the little nest	N
Which shelters us at last	N
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XVI	H
How blue pellucid and divine	T
Through all our days and nights	L
The clear eyes of our children shine	T
Like heavenly beacon lights	L
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XVII	H
We listen to the laughter sweet	N
Whose echoes come and go	K
The music of the little feet	N
That patter to and fro	K
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XVIII	H
And deepest thoughts of God awake	E
Who hath reveal'd Him thus	L
And in His goodness deign'd to make	E
His own abode with us	L
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XIX	L
To God in Christ we kneel to day	N
Whose will on earth be done	J
As He hath made us let us pray	N
That He will keep us one	J
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XX	L
Together may we feel Him stand	N
About our path and bed	N
Together may we hand in hand	N
His royal highway tread	N
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XXI	L
The dear ones He has given to be	H
Of His redeem'd the type	U
Together may we live to see	H
Their budding promise ripe	U
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XXII	H
And O my dearest may we lie	H
In our last night of rest	N
Asleep together peacefully	H
Upon our Father's breast	N

Ada Cambridge

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