Would some little joy to-day
Visit us, heart!
Could it but a moment stay,
Then depart,
With the flutter of its wings
Stirring sense of brighter things.
Like a butterfly astray
In a dark room;
Telling: Outside there is day,
Sweet flowers bloom,
Birds are singing, trees are green
Runnels ripple silver sheen.
Heart! we now have been so long
Sad without change,
Shut in deep from shine and song
Nor can range;
It would do us good to know
That the world is not all woe.
Would some little joy to-day
Visit us, heart!
Could it but a moment stay,
Then depart,
With the luster of its wings
Lighting dreams of happy things,
O sad my heart!
A Song Of Sighing
James Thomson - (bysshe Vanolis)
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Poem topics: butterfly, change, dark, green, happy, silver, song, world, sweet, good, deep, long, room, sense, shine, bloom, joy, sad, moment, stay, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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