| Andrew Macphail, comp. The Book of Sorrow. 1916. | | | XXVIII. Loneliness To the Dead | | By William Bell Scott (18111890) |
| | | GONE art thou! gone, and is the light of day | |
| Still shining, is my hair not touchd with grey? | |
| But evening draweth nigh, I pass the door, | |
| And see thee walking on the dim-lit shore. | |
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| Gone, art thou? gone, and weary on the brink | 5 |
| Of Lethe waiting there. O do not drink, | |
| Drink not, forget not, wait a little while, | |
| I shall be with thee; we again may smile. | | | | |
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