Echoes.
A breath A breath And a sigh, - And a sigh, - How we fly How we fly From Death! From Death! - A palm Sing on Warm pressed, O our bird! As we guessed Thou art heard Love's psalm. Alone. A word We know Breathed close, No life, And then rose Neither strife, The bird Nor woe, That cowers Nor aught In the wood But this hour, - 'Mid a flood Love's dower Of flowers, Dear bought. - Till Love's Death's voice Heart sighs, Is away, Like the cries And we may Of doves, - Rejoice. Then sings The bird His song, Of our song Beating strong May be long White wings, - Unheard, Heart clear But, Dear, Though faint, Bend low; Like a saint It is now In prayer. - We hear. He reigns Dear Heart In power, Your kiss! - And Love's hour After this Disdains. We part. Forget A breath For a day And a sigh, - All his sway, How we fly Life's fret. From Death!
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