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Poem by George Darley Sonnet to the Same I thought that I could ever happy be, Married to meditation, and my lyre. Charming the moments on with melody. That fills the ear with musical desire; But now far other thoughts my breast inspire; I find no happiness in poesy; Within my soul burns a diviner fire, For now my heart is full of love and Thee: Yet 'tis a melancholy thing to love When Fate or Expectation shuts the door, When all the mercy I can hope, above Mere friendship, is thy pity,—and no more, For who could love a being such as me, Thy most unhappy son, Fatality? George Darley George Darley's other poems:
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