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Poems . Craik, Dinah Maria Mulock, 1826–1887.
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page: 124

FOR MUSIC.

  • ALONG the shore, along the shore
  • I see the wavelets meeting:
  • But thee I see—ah, never more,
  • For all my wild heart’s beating.
  • The little wavelets come and go,
  • The tide of life ebbs to and fro,
  • Advancing and retreating:
  • But from the shore, the steadfast shore,
  • The sea is parted never:
  • And mine I hold thee evermore,
  • Forever and forever.
  • Along the shore, along the shore
  • I hear the waves resounding,
  • But thou wilt cross them nevermore
  • For all my wild heart’s bounding:
  • The moon comes out above the tide
  • And quiets all the billows wide
  • Her pathway bright surrounding:
  • Thus on the shore, the dreary shore,
  • I walk with weak endeavor:
  • I have thy love’s light evermore,
  • Forever and forever.
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