In the Kings Garden And Other Poems
In the Kings Garden And Other Poems
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An answer Lord, a sign, and I obey; Either I leave this ship alone, or else At thy command another comes with me. *****# Just then the child seems worse, and asks for him, And, coming upon deck, the mother sees Him standing silent near the vessel's side, Gazing with mournful eyes far out to sea. He turns and looks at her as she comes up "Pansy has asked for me, " is all he says. Then silently and slow he follows her Down the campanion ladder to the room Or cabin where the little one lies ill. A...t last they stop before the cabin door. "Listen to me, " he says with lowered voice, "Tis best for you, and best for Pansy, too, If I stay here and do not go to her. " "But sir, she begged for you, can you refuse? I thought you loved her so, will you not come?" "Aye, I do love her, more than you can tell I love her more than anyone on earth, But if I come, remember I shall stay " The mother looks at him, and, full of fear, At what she dare not think, she takes him in. The little one sits up, holding her arms Out to La Mort, who hurries to her side.
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An answer Lord, a sign, and I obey; Either I leave this ship alone, or else At thy command another comes with me. *****# Just then the child seems worse, and asks for him, And, coming upon deck, the mother sees Him standing silent near the vessel's side, Gazing with mournful eyes far out to sea. He turns and looks at her as she comes up "Pansy has asked for me, " is all he says. Then silently and slow he follows her Down the campanion ladder to the room Or cabin where the little one lies ill. A...t last they stop before the cabin door. "Listen to me, " he says with lowered voice, "Tis best for you, and best for Pansy, too, If I stay here and do not go to her. " "But sir, she begged for you, can you refuse? I thought you loved her so, will you not come?" "Aye, I do love her, more than you can tell I love her more than anyone on earth, But if I come, remember I shall stay " The mother looks at him, and, full of fear, At what she dare not think, she takes him in. The little one sits up, holding her arms Out to La Mort, who hurries to her side.
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