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Poem by Augusta Webster * * * WHERE found Love his yesterday? When is Love's to-morrow? say. Love has only now. We can swear it, we who stand In Love's present, hand in hand, Thou and I, dear, I and thou. By and by and Long ago; Last month's buds, next winter's snow; Love has only now. Do we wot of rathe or sere In Love's boundless summer year, Thou and I, dear, I and thou? Suns that rose and suns to set; Gone for ever and Not yet; Love has always now. Do we count by dawn and night, Dwelling in Love's perfect light, Thou and I, dear, I and thou? Augusta Webster Augusta Webster's other poems: ![]() 1262 Views |
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