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Poem by Mathilde Blind Song (I am athirst, but not for wine) I am athirst, but not for wine; The drink I long for is divine, Poured only from your eyes in mine. I hunger, but the bread I want, Of which my blood and brain are scant, Is your sweet speech, for which I pant. I am a-cold, and lagging lame, Life creeps along my languid frame; Your love would fan it into flame. Heaven's in that little word--your love! It makes my heart coo like a dove, My tears fall as I think thereof. Mathilde Blind Mathilde Blind's other poems: 1237 Views |
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