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Poem by Coventry Patmore A Retrospect I, trusting that the truly sweet Would still be sweetly found the true, Sang, darkling, taught by heavenly heat, Songs which were wiser than I knew. To the unintelligible dream That melted like a gliding star, I said: ‘We part to meet, fair Gleam! You are eternal, for you are.’ To Love's strange riddle, fiery writ In flesh and spirit of all create, ‘Mocker,’ I said, ‘of mortal wit, Me you shall not mock. I can wait.’ Coventry Patmore Coventry Patmore's other poems: 1293 Views |
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