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SadRaymond Garfield Dandridge

Red Rose

I plucked a rose, a red rose rare, I placed her on a throne Within my heart; and there I dare To worship her alone. An idol, thus, I paid to her My constant vigil, love, and care. Upon my knees, I prayed to her, My whole heart in my prayer. Alas ! my love, my care, my prayer, Failed! failed to keep my treasure fair. I saw (my heart filled with despair) Her drooping head ; Her beauty, grace and fragrance flown, Her every leaf and petal shorn, I gazed in silence — and alone — Upon my dead.
RomanticRaymond Garfield Dandridge

To—

Though many are the dreams I dream, They're born within a single theme. The same kind voice I ever hear, Instilling faith, upbraiding fear: The same consoling smile appears To snuff my sighs and dry my tears : And fondest heart, of purest gold, Is hers whose name I here withold, And pray naught ever change my theme, Or wake me from my dream.

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