My work is finished that has been to me
My only solace for this many a day.
But whether it in other company
May so beguile the time and hue the ray
Of loneliness and thought, I dare not say;
Nor whether with the future it shall be
A thing of note, nor whether presently
-Tis doomed to waste like a thin mist away.
Yet whatsoever be its worldly lot,
I know that, hive-like, it with love is stored,
And that through all its pages I have not
Written one wilfully misleading word,
Or traced one feeling that my heart ignored-
One line that truth has counselled me to blot.
The End Of The Book
Charles Harpur
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Poem topics: away, future, heart, time, truth, work, waste, thought, company, Valentine's Day, love, I love you, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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