
I Look Across The Sea
I walk'd in the lonesome evening
And who so sad as I
When I saw the young men and maidens
Merrily passing by
To thee, my Love, to thee
So fain would I come to thee!
While the ripples fold upon sands of gold
And I look across the sea
I stretch out my hands, who will clasp them
I call, thou repliest no word
O why should heart-longing be weaker
Than the waving wings of a bird
To thee, my love, to thee
So fain, would I come to thee
For the tide's at rest from east to west
And I look across the sea
There's joy in the hopeful morning
There's sorrow with every lover
Whose true love is far away
To thee, my Love, to thee
So fain would I come to thee!
And the water's bright in a still moonlight
As I look across the sea
William Allingham 1824-89
Moods
Song
by Longfellow
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Me The Stories of Jesus
Lady
of the Lake
Enchanted
Garden
A
Sonnet by Shakespeare
Renaissance Garden
Lancelot and Genevieve
Lady Of
Shallot
Beauty to Behold
Beauty In The Night
Wild
Swans 1
Wild
Swans 2
Will You Wear My
Favor?
Sleeping Beauty
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