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Since first I met thee Dear and long before	A
I knew myself beloved save by the sense	B
All women have a shadowy confidence	C
Half fear that feels its bliss nor asks for more	A
I have learned new desires known Love's distress	D
Sounded the deepest depths of loneliness	E
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I was a child at heart and lived alone	F
Dreaming my dreams as children may at whiles	G
Between their hours of play and Earth's broad smiles	G
Allured my heart and ocean's marvellous tone	F
Woke no strange echoes and the woods' complain	H
Made chants sonorous stirred no thoughts of pain	H
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And if sometimes dear Nature spoke to me	I
In tones mysterious I had learned so much	J
Dwelling beside her daily that her touch	J
Made me discerning Though I might not see	I
Her purpose nor her meaning I had part	K
In the proud throbbing of that mighty heart	K
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But now the earth has put a tiring cloth	L
About her face even in the mountains' cheer	M
There is a lack and in the sea a fear	M
The glad rash sea whose every mood if wroth	L
Or soothing mild is dear to me as are	N
Joy's new born kisses on the lips of Care	O
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Since I have known thee Dear all life has grown	F
An expectation As the swelling grain	H
Trembles to harvesting and earth in pain	H
Travails till Spring is born so felt alone	F
Is the dumb reaching out of things unborn	P
The night's gray promise of the amber morn	P
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I long to taste my pleasures through thy lips	Q
To sail with thee o'er foaming waves and feel	R
Our spirits rise together with the reel	R
Of waters and the wavering land's eclipse	Q
To see thy fair hair damp with salt sea spray	S
And in thine eyes the wildness of the way	S
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I long to share my woods with thee to fly	T
To some black hearted forest where the trail	U
Of mortals lingers not to hear the gale	U
Sweep round us with a shuddering ecstasy	I
To feel night's tumult passed the cool soft hand	V
Of the untroubled dawn move o'er the land	V
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To swim with thee far out into the bay	S
A trembling glitter on the waves the shore	A
Glowing with noontide fervor nevermore	A
To fear the treacherous depths though long the way	S
Sweet beyond words the sighs that breathe and blow	W
The moist salt kisses and the glad warm glow	W
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And when the unrest the vague desires that rush	X
Over our lives and may not be denied	Y
Gone in the tasting lure us where the tide	Y
Of men sweeps on let us forget the hush	X
Together and in city madness drain	H
Our cup of pleasure to its dregs of pain	H
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Ever I need thee Incomplete and poor	Z
This life of mine Yet never dream my soul	A2
Craves the old peace Till I may have the whole	A2
My joy is my abiding and what more	A
Of dreams and waking bliss the Fates allow	B2
Comes as a gift of Love's great overflow	W

Sophie M. (almon) Hensley

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