I come from a burial;
Hush! let me be:
I have put away my love,
Fair exceedingly.
Ah! the little gold curls
Soft about his face;
Now my heart is sorrowful
For his sleeping-place.
But he would pursue me,
Never let me rest;
Till I turned and slew him,
Knowing it were best.
Laid his bow beside him,
Shovelled in the clay;
To-morrow I'll forget him;
Let me weep to-day.
Cupid Slain
Dora Sigerson Shorter
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Poem topics: away, heart, never, place, face, forget, gold, soft, Valentine's Day, love, I love you, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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