Poems (E. L. F.)/The forsaken
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THE FORSAKEN.
And thou art gone, and I am left
Alone in heart and feeling;
Of every hope and joy bereft,
And sadness o'er me stealing.
Alone in heart and feeling;
Of every hope and joy bereft,
And sadness o'er me stealing.
There seems 10 gladness on the earth,
No brightness in the sky;
I never hear the voice of mirth
Float on the breezes by.
No brightness in the sky;
I never hear the voice of mirth
Float on the breezes by.
There is no voice to tell me now
That I am loved and dear;
There is no hand to wipe away
The bitter, burning tear.
That I am loved and dear;
There is no hand to wipe away
The bitter, burning tear.
The scenes I used to gaze upon,
The flowers I loved to tend,
The music that I doted on,
No more a pleasure lend.
The flowers I loved to tend,
The music that I doted on,
No more a pleasure lend.
I live the long sad hours away—
They bring no joy to me;
I never loved the bright or gay
That was unshared by thee.
They bring no joy to me;
I never loved the bright or gay
That was unshared by thee.