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Poem by Stephen Phillips
A Dream
MY dead love came to me, and said:
'God gives me one hour's rest,
To spend with thee on earth again:
How shall we spend it best?'
'Why, as of old,' I said; and so
We quarrelled, as of old:
But, when I turned to make my peace,
That one short hour was told.
Stephen Phillips
Stephen Phillips's other poems:- The Kaiser and Belgium
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- Beautiful Lie the Dead
Poems of the other poets with the same name:
William Allingham A Dream ("I heard the dogs howl in the moonlight night") Matthew Arnold A Dream ("Was it a dream? We sail'd, I thought we sail'd") Robert Burns A Dream ("Guid-Mornin' to our Majesty!") 1786Christina Rossetti A Dream ("Once in a dream (for once I dreamed of you)") Thomas Moore A Dream ("I thought this heart enkindled lay") Coventry Patmore A Dream ("Amid the mystic fields of Love") Bernard Barton A Dream ("A DREAM came lately in the hours") Thomas Parnell A Dream ("Just when ye dead of night began to fail") Letitia Landon A Dream ("I was wand'ring in my sleep") Edgar Poe A Dream ("In visions of the dark night") Alice Cary A Dream ("I DREAMED I had a plot of ground") Mathilde Blind A Dream ("Only a dream, a beautiful baseless dream") Lucretia Davidson A Dream ("Methought, unwitting how the place I gained")
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