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DreamyJohn Armistead Collier

Wanderer

Alone with my Dream in a dying world!— None will see nor hear. The Light I would bear witness to Shrines too bright for mortal eyes And blinds them with its radiance; The ethereal tones I listen for Are far beyond the range of mortal sense. Oh, that I could pour the truth of my wild dream Into one human heart and set it afire With the beauty that enraptures me! Then would I cease to be an outcast And a wanderer, stalking like a spectre Through the world, haunted by the music Of an unuttered song—hiding my woe In the words in which I vainly seek to tell my Tale. What shall I do to ease this burning fever
DreamyJohn Armistead Collier

A Vision

The face and form of a woman Crossed my lonely way Bringing a ray of sunlight Into the darkened day. A spirit so true and lofty, A saint so gentle and good— She spoke in such tones of pity That my heart misunderstood Her words of celestial music, Softly breathing a prayer Of hope and inspiration, To a soul in deep despair. I wept in the lonely silence For a love that could never be mine, Unknowing her love and tenderness Came forth from depths divine.

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