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George William (A. E.) Russell
(18671935).
Collected Poems by A.E.
1913.
130. A Last Counsel
C
OULD
you not in silence borrow
Strength to go from us ungrieving?
All these hours of loving sorrow
Only make more bitter leaving.
You will go forth lonely, thinking
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Of the pain you leave behind you;
From the golden sunlight shrinking
For the earthly tears will blind you.
Better, ah, if now we parted
For the little while remaining;
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You would seek when broken-hearted
For the mighty hearts sustaining.
You would go then gladly turning
From our place of wounds and weeping,
With your soul for comfort burning
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To the mother-bosom creeping.
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