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But one short night between my Love and me	A
I watch the soft shod dusk creep wistfully	A
Through the slow moving curtains pausing by	B
And shrouding with its spirit fingers free	A
Each well known chair There is a growing grace	C
Of tender magic in this little place	C
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Comes through half opened windows soft and cool	D
As Spring's young breath the vagrant evening air	E
My day worn soul is hushed I fain would bear	E
No burdens on my brain to night no rule	D
Of anxious thought the world has had my tears	F
My thoughts my hopes my aims these many years	G
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This is Thy hour and I shall sink to sleep	H
With a glad weariness to know that when	I
The new day dawns I shall lay by my pen	I
Needed no more If I perchance should weep	H
A few quick tears so doing who would guess	J
'Twas the last throb of my soul's loneliness	K
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Not even thou Dear Heart canst ever know	L
How I have yearned these many months these years	G
For love for thee As the calm boatman steers	G
His slender shallop where he fain would go	L
Tempests and rocks before so through the dark	M
To this dim far off day has set my bark	M
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To morrow I can hear the quick closed door	N
The approaching steps my pained heart's fluttering	O
Thy voice then Thee And all the storm and sting	O
Of bygone griefs are passed forevermore	N
Swept from my life as the resistless wind	P
Scatters the chaff nor leaves a mote behind	P
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As long imprisoned captives reach the light	Q
And gaze with greedy eyes on field and tree	N
Drinking the beauties of the sky and sea	N
Half fearful of their bliss so from the night	Q
Of dreams and shades half doubting we awake	R
And grasp the joy we almost fear to take	R
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Thou hidest in thy warm ones my cold hand	S
Reading my soul in these unwavering eyes	T
Nay thou hast known my hopes my agonies	U
Through written words and thou canst understand	S
I have kept nothing back of all the streams	V
Of my heart flowings doubts nor fears nor dreams	V
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So long my life has followed no control	W
But mine own impulse now I pray thee bend	X
My will to thine and so unhindered tend	X
My soul's wild garden I have laid the whole	W
Bare to thy sowing and life's precious wine	Y
Is of thy pouring and thy way is mine	Y

Sophie M. (almon) Hensley

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