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Poems (Linn)/When You are Far

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Poems
by Edith Willis Linn
When You are Far
4649392Poems — When You are FarEdith Willis Linn
WHEN YOU ARE FAR.
WHEN you are far, sweet love,  I know how dear you are;I am beset with pain;I feel I never told you wellAll the deep love whose throb and swellSweep over me in vain,  When you are far.
When you are far, dear love,  I know how dear you are;I sit and dream how I shall sayThe loving thoughts that fill my mind;The foolish fancies fond and kindWith which I dream the hours away,  When you are far.
When you are far, my love,  What grand resolves mine are!But when you come, they kneelWith hidden face; and whenYour lips touch mine,—ah! thenI can but live the love I feel,  When you are far.